[symfony-users] Re: Execute code after deliverig content to the user

server sends HTML response to requestor. > > On Thu, Nov 11, 2010 at 12:05 PM, Gareth McCumskey > wrote: > > > > > > > Once the web server sends the response ... the script ends. > > > On Thu, Nov 11, 2010 at 11:25 AM, torok84 wrote: > > >> Thanks

[symfony-users] Re: Execute code after deliverig content to the user

ts exit, apache closes connection. > > > Regards, > > Maciej Aleksandrowicz > > > 2010/11/10 torok84 : > > > I am developping a site in wichi I use PHP Lucene for full text > > > indexing. Lucene is not really a lighting. It would be nice to do alla >

[symfony-users] Execute code after deliverig content to the user

I am developping a site in wichi I use PHP Lucene for full text indexing. Lucene is not really a lighting. It would be nice to do alla the computing necessary to render the page, then send the page to the user and then execute the indexing. So i thought there are many situation in wich wold be cool

[symfony-users] Re: Doctrine: Can't figure how to execute this: UPDATE user SET points = LEAST(200,300)

, guiguiboy wrote: > Be careful, LEAST is not SQL standard, this means if you change you > database server, you may (will) encounter problems. > Why not doing it with PHP ? You have the min function :http://fr.php.net/min > > On 29 sep, 15:05, torok84 wrote: > > > >

[symfony-users] Re: Doctrine: Can't figure how to execute this: UPDATE user SET points = LEAST(200,300)

Workaround: $conn = Doctrine::getConnectionByTableName('User'); $conn->exec('UPDATE user SET points = LEAST(200,300)'); Any chance this can be done using Doctrine? Paolo On Sep 29, 2:56 pm, torok84 wrote: > [ In the real application I would have something lik

[symfony-users] Doctrine: Can't figure how to execute this: UPDATE user SET points = LEAST(200,300)

[ In the real application I would have something like LEAST(user.points, 300) ] Hello, I do not understand very well how the set() function works I tryed the following code: $q = Doctrine_Query::create() ->update('User u') ->set('u.points', 'LEAST(200,100)'); echo $q->getSqlQuery(); But th

[symfony-users] sfWidgetFormChoice and setDefault

I have this code in a doctrine form $this->widgetSchema['priority'] = new sfWidgetFormChoice( array( 'choices' => $pri_choices )); var_dump($pri_choices); echo max(array_keys($pri_choices)); $this->widgetSchema['priority']- >setDefault( max(array_key

[symfony-users] Re: Removing a field from a form in an action

> ishttp://eatmymonkeydust.com/2009/08/symfony-forms-flexible-widgets-bas... > > Regards, > Christopher. > > > -Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- > > Von: symfony-users@googlegroups.com [mailto:symfony- > > us...@googlegroups.com] Im Auftrag von torok84 > > Gesendet: Mittwo

[symfony-users] Removing a field from a form in an action

Hi, I have a form to select some search options. I have a field that I wanto to show only if the user is logged in. I want to do something like this: if(!$this->getUser()->hasAttribute('user')) unset($this->form->widgetSchema['mine']); that doesn't work because widgetSchema is protected. M

[symfony-users] Re: Url genartion bug for '/' ?

('@homepage') it's much more > efficient. > >     gabriel > > On Aug 26, 5:48 pm, torok84 wrote: > > > Hi, > > > I noticed that > > $this->redirect("/") in actions or url_for("/") in views when called > > from an u

[symfony-users] Url genartion bug for '/' ?

Hi, I noticed that $this->redirect("/") in actions or url_for("/") in views when called from an url like http://host/frontend_dev.php/something throw away the frontend_dev.php and generate url like http://host/. While url_for("module/action") will generate an url containing frontend_dev.php. url_

[symfony-users] Addinf global configuration variables

Hi, I have a model that has a numeric field that indicates a status it can be 1 Opened 2 Closed (It might change in the future). I want to output the status on the view, transalting numbers to strings. I will create an array a[1] = "Open"; a[2] = "Closed"; I will access the array a in the view to

[symfony-users] Re: Basic routin question

gt; Hi, > > > Clear your cache. > > > I would presume that is the problem. > > > The dev environment is using the new route as it clears the cache on > > every request. > > But your production environment is using the cache as it hasn't been > > cleared

[symfony-users] Basic routin question

Hi, I'm quite new to Symfony. I have something strange with routing. My apps/frontend/config/routing.yaml contain this homepage: url: / param: { module: content, action: index } default_index: url: /:module param: { action: index } default: url: /:module/:action/* If i open ht