When making use of the sfPropelAlternativeSchemaPlugin (and modifying
the settings for the builder in propel.ini - as described on the
plugin's page), it is possible to use custom schema's for plugin
defined schema's by defining a PluginName_schema.custom.yml-file in
your config folder.
In the custom schema it is possible to enable behaviors, eg.:
sf_guard_permission:
_attributes: { phpName: sfGuardPermission, package:
plugins.sfGuardPlugin.lib.model }
created_at: { type: TIMESTAMP, description: "When was this
record created?" }
created_by: { type: VARCHAR, size: 255, description: "Who
created this record?" }
updated_at: { type: TIMESTAMP, description: "When was this
record updated?" }
updated_by: { type: VARCHAR, size: 255, description: "Who
updated this record?" }
deleted_at: { type: TIMESTAMP, description: "When was this
record deleted?" }
deleted_by: { type: VARCHAR, size: 255, description: "Who
deleted this record?" }
_behaviors:
paranoid: { column: deleted_at }
But is it -and if so, how?- possible to enable multiple behaviors,
eg.:
_behaviors:
paranoid: { column: deleted_at }
sfPropelActAsSignableBehavior: { columns: { created: created_by,
updated: updated_by, deleted: deleted_by} }
Thanks!
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