On 1 Mar 2009, at 20:12, Felix Gilcher wrote: > I fail to see why you'd want to store the validation report. > However, the reason for the error is that somewhere in the code, a > reference to a pdo object is stored. It may be that you're using an > AgaviSingletonModel which would be in the request or that a > validator stores a reference to an object that has a reference to a > PDO connection. Hard to say without a look at your code, a detailed > descrition or a minimal example. If you think this is an agavi bug, > please send us instructions of how to reproduce this behavior - does > it happen with all validators, a specific one, maybe even a custom > one. Which type of database connection are you using etc. If you can > check out the sampleapp and modify it to show your error, that would > probably the best thing you could do - short of writing a unit test.
This isn't a detailed description by any means, but database-wise it is just like the tutorial, but in one of the views I store the validation report. The only PDO reference anywhere in the app is just like it is in the tutorial: in the base class for the post model. _______________________________________________ users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.agavi.org/mailman/listinfo/users
