Hello
I have this same problem using symfony2 sandbox PR4. Did you manage to
resolve this? The form works perfectly if I comment out the
integerfield bit.
Thanks,
On Oct 14, 9:59 pm, KrosseKrabbe wrote:
> Sorry, my first message has been chopped. Btw, i should mention i'm
> talking about Symfon
That's really good to hear Fabien. The thought had occurred to me of
only having one application, but my mind (and I'm assuming everyone
elses minds) were still lingering in the symfony 1.4 mindset of
multiple apps within projects. This clears a lot up and probably saved
us a lot of pain down the r
With option b) we would probably put all the article bundles into
their own directory to be a bit more organized:
Bundle\Article\FrontendArticleBundle
Bundle\Article\BackendArticleBundle
Bundle\Article\ApiArticleBundle
Bundle\Article\CommonArticleBundle
with option b you end up with up to 4 routi
Each app has different auth requirements and possibly different
configurations. Isn't that why in most of the tutorials you speak of a
"Frontend" app, which kind of implies that there would also be a
"Backend" app? And then if we were to build an api that api might have
special auth to deal with va
, BackendController, ApiController, and
CommonController, the first three extending CommonController. Each app
would use the ArticleBundle but would only route to the specific
controllers it needs.
Option b seems to be most in line with the idea that bundles are stand
alone entities.
thoughts anyone?
Jay
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There's a nice cropping tool built in Prototype out there:
http://www.defusion.org.uk/demos/060519/cropper.php
I've seen similar done in Mootools as well, but not quite as nice.
It's just basic rectangular cropping, not quite sure if that's what
you're looking for.
The "not closing" observation in Firefox is true for Windows XP too.
Jay
James wrote:
> Just an FYI, on a Mac your site breaks in both Firefox and Safari. In
> Safari the right drop downs don't work, in firefox they open but don't
> close when another is chosen.
How are other plugins dealing with Symfony 1.1? (naming of branches and
the sort)
Jay
Jonathan Wage wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I will be doing some work on the sfDoctrinePlugin for a new version.
> This will require that we make some changes to the way things are
> organized in
Hey Jon,
Since your last update, I'm not seeing queries in the Symfony debug
toolbar anymore. This comes and goes it seems with sfDoctrine updates.
Jay
Jonathan Wage wrote:
> Make sure you are running the symfony cli for the project you are in.
> You may have to do ./symfony to
your cache so that symfony adds the Doctrine
paths to the autoloader?
Jay
Johannes Frandsen wrote:
> Hey again
>
> I tried checking out from this url:
> http://svn.symfony-project.com/plugins/sfDoctrinePlugin/trunk/
>
> which did not bring me any closer.
>
> Are you using a d
I have PHP 5.2.5 running on a local dev box running CentOS 4 (RHEL4), no
Plesk, and no Propel, but eveything is running fine. Probably not much
help for you, but thought I'd chime in anyhow.
Jay
Lee Bolding wrote:
> One of my clients has RHEL4 up2date running - it's just instal
There's a plugin for eclipse that gives you some VIM keyboard bindings.
http://www.satokar.com/viplugin/
I've never used it, as I'm not a big VIM user, plus it doesn't appear to
be free. Might be worth a try though. :)
Jay
Thierry wrote:
> Anybody knows if there
Spam of course. Wants the attention, tracbacks, comments, etc...
It's a mostly useless "article", so it's not going to spread by itself.
Jay
Eno wrote:
> On Tue, 12 Feb 2008, tom wrote:
>
>
>> I found a link on the subject :
>>
>> h
op of the
list when searching for "amrit cwt". That's something that a robots.txt
file will never help with. :-) S/He's actually done her/himself a
disservice by mentioning those keywords AGAIN in this list, as now
there's even more relevance in groups.google.com for th
tml search
engine friendly, and most importantly, make the site "useful". If your
site has value to its users, google's ranking will reflect that.
Jay
Bernhard Schussek wrote:
> You can write the url of the page to the robots.txt in your /web/
> directory, which is scanned b
had synching issues
with them and Zend Studio (I'd have to save the file twice to see the
changes appear on the server).
Jay
naholyr wrote:
> I **NEVER** edit files directly over FTP, because this means i would
> be editing files directly on a production server.
> When I make a litt
e until the max execution time is reached.
I've temporarily solved my problem by commenting out the unlink line in
the reloadClasses() method, which effectively makes my dev environment
act like production (with regards to caching). I'll dig around some
more once I figure out my Doctrin
exact error if that helps:
*Fatal error*: Maximum execution time of 30 seconds exceeded in
*/home/jay/web/lib/symfony/config/sfAutoloadConfigHandler.class.php* on
line *102
*Increasing the timeout limit only causes symfony to take longer to
error out. The exact line that it dies on varies, but i
s you read that symfony itself is "non-commercial" somewhere? I
suppose in some sense that's true, since it is a community driven
open-source project... (though, funded by a commercial entity) I
wouldn't use those words to describe it though, could create confusion,
as this e
I've heard that Premium Soft's Navicat MySQL has a good utility for
syncing the structure of two databases. Unfortunately I haven't used it
myself yet. An ex-co-worker of mine swore by it.
http://www.navicat.com/
Jay
Thierry wrote:
> I think there are many programs out
Regarding E-Tags, Yahoo! recommends to turn them off unless you truly
know how to configure your webserver(s) to use them properly:
http://developer.yahoo.com/performance/rules.html#etags
Jay
Kay wrote:
> Who recommended not setting e-t
The lack of spaces IS a problem if that's what your code looks like.
You'll have to be more specific about the error that you're seeing.
Jay
Jonas Schnelli wrote:
> yes... but thats not the problem (copied it from doctine pdf
> manual...) ...
>
> but do you habe some
PHP isn't complaining that the method doesn't exist, but rather that
"$this->getTrainings()" is not an object.
Jay
Michael Smith wrote:
> That's interesting, that fixed my problems in 5.1.6. __toString() is
> just a normal public method that you shoul
won't load if you're not
accessing them like "/css/main.css" with paths like the above.
I'd suggest making your CSS and other assets work with or without the
trailing slash, as I think you'll always see that issue come up with
Symfony.
Jay
Jonathan Franks wrote:
&g
The jQuery site has some information about using jQuery with Prototype:
http://docs.jquery.com/Using_jQuery_with_Other_Libraries
Jay
Ant Cunningham wrote:
> Is this an issue when using $() with sfUJSPlugin? I know that $() is also
> used by prototype so should I be using the longhand? I
right now? Or did I just try putting them in
the wrong place?
Jay
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Fabien,
Thanks, that seems to have solved my issue. I wasn't aware that Symfony
stored files in the /tmp directory.
Jay
Fabien POTENCIER wrote:
> I think it's an autoloading problem. Remove all the sf_* files you have
> in your temp directory (/tmp on *nix).
>
> Fabi
angeset (4743), I've never had issues).
Jay
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Charles Hilditch wrote:
> I couldn't find an active phpdoctri
of office] string in subjects for this group ?
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I'm willing to bet that your email client can.
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And it's in the sfDoctrine trunk now (external revision updated). Looks
good to me so far. Though, I still have issues with the array('foreign'
=> 'id') in my generated model classes with relations.
Jay
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> http://www.phpdoctrine.net/tra
ionally, which is helping my understanding of Python). ;-)
I'd like to see a Doctrine vs. Propel benchmark in Symfony once Doctrine
reaches a stable release.
Jay
Dan Grossman wrote:
> Wonder what the results would've been if he was using an opcode cache
> and ran sfOptimiz
He links to the source code he used:
http://static.alrond.com/source_sym.txt
Jay
Piers Warmers wrote:
> I'd love to some of the code used in these tests. I know from my
> experiences with frameworks, stylistic coding changes can have a huge
> be
tries in the setup):
array('foreign' => 'id')
My app works again with these changes. However, if I try to use the
"counterpart" YML option for my Many to Many relationships, some odd
things happen which I haven't figured out yet. Without counterpart,
e
Erm, that should've been "+1 for the *former*", not the latter. ;-)
Jay
>
> At this point I'd just like to know the direction of symfony. Is there
> a plan to support multiple ORM's in the future or wil
x27;m excited to see what happens though (I'm a sfDoctrine user myself).
Jay
Jon Todd wrote:
> At this point I'd just like to know the direction of symfony. Is there
> a plan to support multiple ORM's in the f
t know your situation, so perhaps there is a good use case for
what you're proposing, just be aware of the implications of having all
of the Symfony code loaded for at least two requests per pageview (and
be sure you set it up so the browser can still cache the CSS, otherwise
it'll happ
to how Zend added Zend Framework auto-completion to Zend Studio.
Though, yes, Dreamweaver MX does have PHP code syntax highlighting, but
it does offer a fairly flexible plugin architecture for adding new
syntax/highlighting as well.
Jay
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