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Nov23

Symfony 1.1 - What’s new?

Fabien has returned from the IPC 2007 in Frankfurt and he has published all the slides of his presentation in his new blog.
He promised to commit the last two missing classes (sfForm and sfFormField) by the end of the month.
After that commit, the last missing element for the waited new Framework will […]

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Nov15

Symfony 1.1 new form handling

When looking at the list of symfony features missing, I think that form
handling is the top one.
The current form handling ( form creation process , form validation process etc… ) works fine, but it’s not at the same level of all the others parts of Symfony.
Fabien is working hard over this part of the new […]

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Nov2

Symfony icons from www.famfamfam.com

Are you looking for little pretty icons for your administration symfony backend ?
Good. Stop your search, here you have that.
From www.famfamfam.com a collection of over 1000 icons: report icons, picture icons, xhtml/css buttons, hardware drives icons, feeds icons.
The �Version 1.3’ of the Silk web icon set is the best icon set collection […]

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Oct18

Mysql connection configuration, schema and model generation.

In this article, you’ll find all that you need to configure your symfony installation for connect to a mysql database.
In addition, I will explain:
- How to configure propel to use InnoDB, a particular configuration quite difficult to find in documentation.
- How to extend or use and modify auto generated administration code.
Good reading.
Mauro Casula.
Symfony-Framework.com

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Oct18

sfPropel13Plugin - The power of Propel 1.3

Propel is the ORM engine of Symfony.
Version 1.2 is based on Creole and its the weakness of Symfony Framework.
Version 1.3 will use PDO instead of Creole and rumors say that its 100% faster than the previous version and 30% faster of Doctrine.
In this post we can have a look over the differences in Performance […]

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Oct18

How to load an action response inside a DIV tag with ajax helpers

In this article i’ll expose a simple example on how to load a action response inside a div using Symfony Ajax Helpers.
The only think you have to do is write inside a templeate:
<?php echo link_to_remote(”TITULO DEL LINK”,array(’update’ => ‘nombreDIV’,”url” => ‘nombreModulo/nombreAccion’));?>
<div id=”nombreDIV”></div>
The helper willo load the action response inside that DIV.
Mauro Casula.
symfony-framework.com

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Oct18

Symfony Plugin sfCssTabs - Recognition of credentials addon

The sfCssTabsPlugin is one of the userfull plugins of Symfony.
Monday I installed this plugin in a sandbox installation and I began to play with it.
In this article i will explain how to install this plugin and how to add the recongnition of credentials funcionality.
Enjoy.
Mauro Casula.
Symofony-Framework.com

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Oct15

Symfony-Framework.com has born!

Hi all,
Welcome to Symfony-Framework.com.
We have intention to post many articles, code snippets and any type of news about the Symfony Framework, OO and PHP 5 programming.
See you soon!
Administrator
symfony-framework.com

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