Replying myself :-/
I found the solution to my problem.
Referring scope to self works, so now code looks like this:
-- code starts here --
<?php
// lib/model/Categories.php
class Categories
{
}
$columns_map = array('left' => CategoriesPeer::TREE_LEFT,
'right' => CategoriesPeer::TREE_RIGHT,
'parent' => CategoriesPeer::TREE_PARENT,
'scope' => CategoriesPeer::SCOPE );
sfPropelBehavior::add('Categories', array('actasnestedset' =>
array('columns' => $columns_map)));
-- code ends here --
Regards,
Sameer Ingole.
Sameer N I wrote:
> Hi,
>
> The sfPropelActAsNestedSetBehaviorPlugin forces to refer scope field
> to some field in table. In my case I do not want to refer scope to any
> field and still want to store multiple trees. Is there a way not to
> define scope while enabling the behavior for Propel model of category
> table?
>
> If I try to enable the behavior for Propel model in my class as follows:
>
> -- code starts here --
>
> <?php
> // lib/model/Categories.php
> class Categories
> {
> }
>
> $columns_map = array('left' => CategoriesPeer::TREE_LEFT,
> 'right' => CategoriesPeer::TREE_RIGHT,
> 'parent' => CategoriesPeer::TREE_PARENT,
> 'scope' => '');
>
> sfPropelBehavior::add('Categories', array('actasnestedset' =>
> array('columns' => $columns_map)));
>
> //-- code ends here --
> I get Propel Exception:
> '' could not be found in the field names of type 'colName'.
>
> How can I not map scope in columns_map array and still get the plugin
> to work as intended?
>
> Regards,
>
> Sameer Ingole.
>
>
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