One more suggestion: multiple behaviors in a custom.yml
(AlternativeSchema) works fine!
I don't use paranoid, but I use Taggable, Sluggable, Signable, etc
The main difference between mine and yours: I don't use curly
brackets.
YML are too tricky, you can easily get lost with an indentation
problem or a missing space after colon
try it like this:
_behaviors:
  sfPropelActAsSomethingBehavior:
    columns:
      column1: some_column
      column2: some_other_column
  sfPropelActAsOtherThingBehavior:
    columns:
      column1: some_column
      column2: some_other_column

BTW: there is an issue when using inheritance and behaviors

On May 14, 6:17 am, djoos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Any other suggestions in order to solve this problem of enabling
> multiple behaviors in a custom.yml-file?
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