Mar 22
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Extending sfGuardPlugin (part 2)

I’ve totally forgot that at the end of post Extra questions and solutions for sfGuardPlugin we have promised to write how to implement complicated user statuses for sfGuardPlugin. Sorry Hugo (one of our commenters), you was hoping it will be quickly but only now we have got a chance to write next post about extending […]

Author: admin
Mar 15
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Cleanup my drafts. Part 2.

This time my drafts cleanup is not directly related to symfony but these are the classes which I’m sure you will use for your symfony projects:
htmlSQL is a experimental PHP class which allows you to access HTML values by an SQL like syntax. This means that you don’t have to write complex functions (regular expressions) […]

Author: admin
Mar 03
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InnoDB creating table problem

Hi, a quick note.
Somehow I had a problem with performing propel-build-all. I had a few schema.yml files and building process was going fine for them except last one schema. It did not create a table for that schema.yml and reported about mysql error (cant create a table). I think I killed about an hour trying […]

Author: admin
Feb 25
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Twitter symfonians community aggregator

Inspired by Twitter open-source community we are proudly announce Twitter’s symfonians community:
http://twitter.com/symfonians/
We aggregates all Twitter talks on our sidebar so from now everyone can see what symfonians are talking about while they are building their greatest projects!

Author: admin
Feb 23
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Extra questions and solutions for sfGuardPlugin

Hi,
I really know a very little number of symfony projects where would not be used sfGuardPlugin. I should say I’ve seen a few custom self-written user authentification solutions but I did not notice much difference. So in other words those were wheel re-inventions.
Here is a good place to find the answers on the most of […]

Author: admin
Feb 16
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Am I Symfoniac?

Sometimes I’m asking myself if I have really to use Symfony? Why not the other PHP framework? Or do I have to know when/where to use another PHP framework for the specific cases, e.g. maybe CakePHP would be better exactly for THIS project? And should I insist on choosing a symfony as a platform for […]

Author: admin
Feb 07
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Voting service for SymfonyLab

The service we’ve been using to vote for usefull Symfony/AJAX resources went down because of a bunch of hacker attacks and we decided to not start it again. Old service used Pligg which as it turned out is quite buggy and vulnerable to attacks.
Also I was kinda disappointed when saw the following picture on symfony […]

Author: admin
Feb 01
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Our stats for January

In current 2008 we are still growing and very soon we are going to annouce our new service (instead of devgg one which we had to close). The greatest news for us in January was that we’ve got high page rank from Google (PR=5) in a very short time and it allows us to start […]

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Jan 23
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Clean out my drafts

Hi all,
somehow I bookmarked a few usefull links (I found them in somone’s bookmarks actually) and I put them into my drafts. I was going to write a few posts on that topics. And now when I’m doing drafts cleanout I understand that I forgot what the hell I was going to write.
I thought these […]

Author: admin
Jan 18
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A note about Symfony security faults

It was a while ago when I wrote about a random site taken out from “Applications Developed With Symfony” section.
As you can remember I simply wrote about possible problems that may expect owner of this site. Preventing measures includes deleting of _dev files as well as extra securing of backend. There were a bunch of […]

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