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how do I create a register form with sfGuard

2009-07-03T21:42:37Z

I've sucefully installed sfGuard plugin in my backend application and
now I need to create a separed login system for my frontend
application. In fact I need that my backend users to manage both
backend and frontend users.

My other question is how I create a registration form separated from
the default signin sfGuard form , like a "Join" link, and then send an

Get a PropelPDO connexion from another environnement.

2009-07-03T16:35:24Z

Hello,

i'm working on an application with multiple environnement :

ex (files web/environnement_croatia2.php , web/
environnement_belgium3.php, web/environnement_prod.php) :
- $configuration = ProjectConfiguration::getAppli cationConfiguration
('environnement', 'croatia2', false);
- $configuration = ProjectConfiguration::getAppli cationConfiguration

Re: Doctrine Lazy loading turned off in test evn?

2009-07-03T15:44:03Z

Hi Jon,

Have you used it in the functional test suite?

I am getting no data when I test for an existence of a relationship in
functional tests, I've even printed out the resultant content and the
tests are correct their is no data. As soon as I put the joins in
rather than rely on lazy loading the tests work.

Re: [symfony-users] Doctrine Lazy loading turned off in test evn?

2009-07-03T15:13:57Z

Lazy loading is not off in the test suite. It works for me when I have used
it.

- Jon

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Re: about Doctrine vs Propel performance

2009-07-03T13:45:50Z

If you want to use an ORM and squeeze performance out of it then maybe
look more closely at doctrine.

Have a look at the docs:
[link]

Things to look at, is make sure you do your joins correctly and don't
rely on lazy loading. Make sure you set up your indexes correctly.

Re: about Doctrine vs Propel performance

2009-07-03T13:09:14Z

If performance is important, then don 't use an ORM. You are just
gonna get yourself into trouble.

A good midway solution could be to use an ORM for your backoffice, but
to use simple queries for your frontend. Take this into account when
desiging your tables.

Suppose a product has a limited lifespan like so

Re: once again, the error " The "default" context does not exist."

2009-07-03T11:29:12Z

By reading this interesting discussion, I decided to get rid of all my
(mis)use of sfContext.
So, I searched it in my project, and surprisingly found many in
generated propel classes.
I investigated and discovered this in plugins/sfPropelPlugin/lib/
builder/SfPeerBuilder.php, line 232:

" \$request = sfContext::getInstance()->getR equest();\n".

about Doctrine vs Propel performance

2009-07-03T11:23:59Z

Hello,
For a special project performance is more important than Orm
functionnalies, but I would like to use an Orm.
I found on google some benchmark that show Propel really faster than
Doctrine. But perhaps those Benchs are old and deprecated, I do not
know.

Do you have experiences about performances diff betwen Propel (last

Doctrine Lazy loading turned off in test evn?

2009-07-03T10:22:08Z

Hello,

Last week I was driven mad by some functional tests that were failing
but when I tried to replicate the fail in the dev environment in the
browser the code worked. I couldn't figure it out so I had to code my
way around it by calling the tests in a different order.

Today I started getting the same issue on thankfully some simpler code

Re: [symfony-users] Use an extra translation file

2009-07-03T09:35:30Z

Hello,
I think this may solve your problem:
<?php
echo __('Test to be i18nized',null,
'name_of_xml_file_without_exte nsion');
?>

wrong routing in backend

2009-07-03T09:14:46Z

the address site.com opens ok, but in site.com/backend.dev - only this
page opens ok, all other links in the backend opens with wrong url
without styles, js, etc. Site was copyed from another working example
as is, but problem exists. how to fix?

embedded m2m Form does not receive parent ID

2009-07-03T08:03:40Z

Hi there,
I am struggling to get a new symfony site to work which relies on
severall m2m relations being set from a parent form.
I have included subforms for the association table entries, but when i
create a new object, the id of the parent object doesn't get propagated
to the embedded form. (Sample below)

Re: [symfony-users] Re: Apache Configuration

2009-07-03T00:32:40Z

Normally, you would make the web folder in your symfony project be the
DocumentRoot for the vhost, so only your front controllers, images and
css/js should be visible to the web.

Re: [symfony-users] Re: Apache Configuration

2009-07-02T23:50:04Z

2009/7/2 Felipe Hummel <felipehum...@gmail.com>

not sure if im missing something, but i would normally have

/var/www as localhost
/home/felipe/symfony as [link]
/home/felipe/symfony2 as [link]

ie a differnet vhost for each symfony project.

make sure you have

Re: Apache Configuration

2009-07-02T22:25:08Z

That leads to my first question. So I can't have both /var/www and my
symfony directory (like /home/felipe/symfony) accessible from
localhost. Right?

So I can put my symfony project in /var/www/myproject. But I know
there are some security problems. Is there a way to overcome them?
Like the databases.yml?