Anybody had already experienced this problem?
If I want to keep cache enabled, I see only one solution : avoid all sfForm
instance parameter from include_partial.
Maybe I will try to put $form in session or request, we'll see.
But it won't in the way of refactoring data and good practice I think :-/
J.
On Mon, Dec 8, 2008 at 5:59 PM, Jeremy Benoist <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I recently enable cache on my website.
>
> /config/settings.yml
> all:
> cache: on
>
> /apps/frontend/config/cache.yml
> default:
> enabled: off
>
> I activate cache for some module and I did nothing for other one. So I
> assume that if I don't have cache.yml file for a module, cache isn't
> enabled. (Even if I have a cache.yml with all: enabled: off, I still
> have the problem).
>
> In template registrationSuccess.php, I have :
>
> <?php include_partial('customer/customerForm',array('form'=>$form,
> 'passwords'=>true))?>
>
> Where $form is an instance of CustomerForm.
>
> I got this error when I go on customer/registration :
> You cannot serialize or unserialize PDO instances
>
> Full stack trace is available here : http://pastebin.com/mc8ce397
>
> The only solution is to disable cache...
> But I don't understand why symfony try to put this partial in cache as
> I don't define any cache for this module.
>
> Thanks in advance for your help
>
> J.
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