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General Symfony 2 discussion • Extensive acl checks

Hi,I have a blog system where I use acl authorization system to decide whether a blog post can be e[...]

General Symfony 2 discussion • Should I use services or controllers ?

Hello,I am developing a blog based on the Symfony2 Framework, and I am wondering that :Should I use[...]

General Symfony 2 discussion • doctrine2 fixtures exception when loading

Hello everyone,I am new to symfony2 so i decided to try it out by doing a simple 'blog' test, and [...]

General Symfony 2 discussion • ACL ROLE_ADMIN does not work

Hi there,Maybe somebody here can help me.I'm adding blog comments and add the rights on it.The righ[...]

General Symfony 2 discussion • url to files into text from sql database

Hi everybody!I've got a problem with some of my url to pictures.I have a blog page on my website wh[...]

Login template cached for other action when session timeout in Symfony

I am using Symfony 1.4 with sfGuardDoctrinePlugin. The problem is: Lets us say the current page URL is www.pg.com/blog/edit.php Now the session times-out and I click the blog index link This redirects to www.pg.com/blog but since I need to login, the template for login_module a[...]

Proper RESTful SOA approach in PHP applications?

So, i've been reading a lot on SOA's lately and been trying to implement something useful. I have started with a simple blog, creating the RESTful API. So far, so good. It works perfectly. However, i'm starting to pull my hair off when writing the web interface that will consume th[...]

Doctrine join bypass lazy loading

I just started exploring Symfony2 and I am amazed how many great features it has. I started doing the blog tutorial at: http://tutorial.symblog.co.uk/ but using version 2.1 instead of 2.0 My problem is that i have the following entity for Blog: /** * @ORM\OneToMany(targetEn[...]

Symfony2 bundles with same routing

I have two bundles in sf2, each have a same rout. example: /blog Bundle A user_blog: pattern: /blog defaults: { _controller: UserBlogBundle:Default:blog } Bundle B team_blog: pattern: /blog defaults: { _controller: TeamBlogBundle:Default:blog } and with a ses[...]

Multiple pattern in single symfony routing

How to make multiple pattern in single symfony routing? Normally we have an routing as blog: pattern: / defaults: { _controller: AcmeBlogBundle:Blog:index, page: 1 } Is it possible to have two routing pattern? Some thing like blog: #Below pattern want to mat[...]

 
 
 
 
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