Last week I upgraded my first symfony 1.0 project to symfony 1.1 following the
UPGRADE file that comes with symfony 1.1
The first part of the upgrade went pretty smoothly, but my project broke due to the sfGuardPlugin. There weren’t any details about plugins in the UPGRADE doc, and rem...
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<p>Yazı başlığı biraz manidar olabilir ancak tamamen gerçek olaylardan bahsedeceğim. </p>
<p>Bilindiği gibi İzmir ili herşeyinden çok bayanlarının güzelliği ile d...
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<p>Geçtiğimiz günlerde İran devlet başkadı Ahmedinejad‘ın ülkemizi ziyaretinde oluşan manzara oldukça ilgi çekiciydi. Sultanahmet Camisi’nde kıldığı namazında ardından olanlar çok daha garibim...
Posted on Tuesday 19 August at 9:20AM by
Redo The Web
The symfony web debug toolbar is awesome. You know when partials are executed, you know which queries the database receives, you know all about caching, filters, slots, decorators, and you can even add your own traces there.
But there is one thing that bothers me a lot: each database query execu...
It looks like as of jQuery (version 1.2.6) there’s no built in way to serialize a sortable object into a javascript array for use in ajax calls.
This example uses symfony-specific code, but you should be able to use this method in any type of php scripting. Here’s some exampl...
В документации Propel можно увидеть таблицы соответствия[...]