A ran into memory issues today when I had to modify every record in a
table after a Doctrine Migration. The problem is that PHP doesn't
decrease the reference count of a child/parent object, and therefore
doesn't free the memory. The problem is described
http://paul-m-jones.com/archives/262
and
Since the Sympal-mailinglist seems to be dead and spammed, I'll mail
this here:
I'm trying to install Sympal, so far so good. I want to have 2
applications, one sympal-based, and one 'normal' symfony-based. The
sympal-based one is running fine, but in the other app I get the
following error: The
On Dec 1, 11:02 pm, Lee Bolding l...@leesbian.net wrote:
Whilst I'm still not convinced it's the best approach (but one that I'm
currently using... for now), you could fire an event from your model, which
an observer would use to clear the cache.
This is a little cleaner as it loosely
Hi everyone,
I'm thinking about the following issue, where and how should the cache
be cleared? Let's assume a scenario with 2 models: user and message. A
message has a reference to a user. On the user-page (in the frontend)
a partial is included that shows all the messages belonging to that
This is a link I found some time ago that I usually use when I want to
know about a date format pattern:
http://fellipeeduardo.com/blog/symfony-helper-format_date-how-to-use/en/
Tijmen
On Nov 25, 9:39 pm, Alexandre SALOME alexandre.sal...@gmail.com
wrote:
Yess, you have d, F, m, r, ...:
If you're using Doctrine, you could use inheritance. For example using
column aggregation.
On Nov 26, 5:43 am, Richtermeister nex...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
I'm quite familiar with sfGuard, but there's one thing I've never
figured out right.
I have to build an application with quite a few
