As Tarjei wrote: src of a frame should NOT be html code itself, but
the URI to a webpage.
So you could try something like this:
frameset cols=20%,80%
frame src=files\leftnav.html/
frame src=?php echo ur_for('@any_route') ?/
/frameset
It's still the question why anyone
In UrlHelper.php of symfony core lib there is a list of optional
parameters supported by link_to():
* bOptions:/b
* - 'absolute' - if set to true, the helper outputs an absolute URL
* - 'query_string' - to append a query string (starting by ?) to the
routed url
* - 'anchor' - to append an
http://www.symfony-project.org/book/1_2/06-Inside-the-Controller-Layer#chapter_06_sub_session_management
On 10 Feb., 19:04, Javier Garcia tirengar...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
just that. Using sfDoctrineGuardPlugin
Javi
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echo $this-getUser()-getGuardUser()-getOrganization()-first_name;
getUser() returns the current session object, getGuardUser() the
doctrine object of sfGuardUser
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Try to use the table names instead of the class names in the subquery.
On 29 Jan., 00:54, MaEcTPo olegik...@gmail.com wrote:
I wrote a raw SQL, like this:
SELECT b2.title, r.title
FROM route r
LEFT JOIN busstop_route b ON (r.id = b.route_id)
LEFT JOIN busstop b2 ON b2.id = b.busstop_id
Could be very expensive to loop through every existing session for
every login process, don't you think? But that depends on your
expectations.
I guess the other way around seems to be the much more useful way:
storing the session_id to the userprofile in database.
Saving the sessions themselves
There is the excellente part Advanced Routing of the 2009 symfony
advent calendar, that is related to your topic. Have you read it?
Otherwise give it a try!
http://www.symfony-project.org/advent_calendar/2/en
http://www.symfony-project.org/advent_calendar/3/en
On 19 Jan., 14:36, sepelloo
I believe $sf_request-getParameter('action') and $sf_request-
getParameter('module') should also work.
On 14 Jan., 21:38, dziobacz aaabbbcccda...@gmail.com wrote:
thx people !! :)
On 14 Sty, 20:57, tirengarfio tirengar...@gmail.com wrote:
Well put $ before both..
On Jan 14, 8:55 pm,
This is an issue since more than half a year now... There was (is?) a
ticket in trac with a working patch, I don't know why it isn't merged
into core...
On 16 Dez., 09:20, Matthias Pfefferle pfeffe...@gmail.com wrote:
Thats exactly my problem, Pablo!
I have enabled the cache (settings.yml)
what class is the instance $person of? for doctrine somethine like
this should work:
echo $person-getRawValue()-description;
if it is a simple array you could do something like this:
$raw_person = $sf_data-getRaw('person');
echo $raw_person['description'];
Best way is to var_dump the object
Not sure if you registered it before, so I ask you to get a
confirmation: Did you try to add notnull: false to your schema
definition?
buyer_id: { type: integer(4), notnull: false }
We do similar things to that and it works without any problems...
On May 19, 10:00 pm, Tom
+1 for comments in symfony plugin module. It would help immense. The
forum and ticket system is not the right place to discuss best
practices and improvement ideas.
As rating is quite difficult for something that is (hopefully) in a
dynamic improvement I am not sure that a plugin rating would
I would love to see a small tutorial Tsyrulnik! Thanks in advance :)
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Its a param in factories.yml under session storage named:
session_cookie_domain
all:
storage:
class: sfSessionStorage
param:
session_name: domainsession # Name of the cookie
to store the session id
session_cookie_domain: domain.dns
On Sep 8, 7:50 pm, James
There was a quite similar question short time ago in the forum where
it was suggested to use the requests parameter holder, if necessary
with namespace.Could this be a solution for you, too?
On 5 Apr., 11:10, kusum [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi
i want to pass a object from a template to a
., 11:23, wissl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There was a quite similar question short time ago in the forum where
it was suggested to use the requests parameter holder, if necessary
with namespace.Could this be a solution for you, too?
On 5 Apr., 11:10, kusum [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hi
i
I think there are two possible solutions for that (maybe more...):
1) sfLucene provides the possibility to configure a validator method
in the search.yml, which is asked, if the object has to be
(re)indexed. So you could create such a -indexMe() in your object
which returns false, if only the
First of all: I don't use sfGuard, but I read the code some while ago
and tested the plugin.
As far as I can guess your problem could be caused by a session
problem. Either you don't have cookies enabled for your test domain,
then a new session will be created on every page load and the user
So indexing works so far (what you can tell), but your search does not
return the results you want? Or are you not sure about the correct
indexing process itself?
What looks a little bit strange to me is that you index the field
authorIDs as a keyword, but your query searches for tokenized
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