I have a few forms configured in symfony. One things I need is to have an asterisk (*) or other indicator next to fields that are required. The fields are a开发者_运维百科ll set to required int he for
I\'m using a form class in two separate contexts: both to create a new record and also to edit that record. I\'ve set up a post-validator as follows to check that the URL field is unique.
I\'m using an embedded relation to allow the user to edit/add books to a library and in the same form to add/remove n authors who wrote the book within the auto generated admin.
I have a form with a sfWidgetFormInputFile field. I\'m uploading images, and after the upload, I would like to do some processing to the file just uploaded.
I have an admin module, that has a file input filed, where I\'d like to upload a file. I am looking to upload the file to the database as a blob, as this is what I am restricted to. I am aware this is
My symfony project has an object A which has a one-to-many relationship with object(s) B, i.e. A B B B
I\'m using Symfony 1.4.8 The Problem is in saving embedded form relation to database. I have child and parent; child is embedded form, when I\'m using embedded form parent is always connected with th
I just rumbled into a problem that I assume to be some kind of \'bug\' of the symfony framework: I want to set default error messages for different types of validators (e.g. sfValidatorInteger). For t
I\'m trying to create a custom multiple choicecheckbox widget, that displays all items of a model. My model is named \'Tag\', which is a list of tags in my DB table.开发者_如何学编程
I am building a project with Symfony. Its blog-like web site. I need to implement: Writing comment for every article. Every comment must be moderationed by editors etc.
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