Propel does not support enum column types in its schemas, since the enum type is not support across all database types. There are a few ways around this. More…
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Archive for March, 2009
March 14, 2009 – 2:46pm Symfony Propel Enum types
March 11, 2009 – 1:55am Symfony: How to render a partial from an action
If you ever find yourself wanting to return the contents of a partial as the entire response for an action, Symfony makes it possible. Using symfony partials with ajax, you have a lot of options of how you want to arrange your templates, but here I’ll show you what has worked best for me.
Oftentimes I find myself wanting to return the contents of a partial as the entire response for an ajax request. I do this a lot when I am already using a partial in my template, and then I want to replace that section with the results of an ajax call. We already have a partial set up to display that content, so we might as well reuse it when we have to refresh that area with new content. More…
March 5, 2009 – 5:44pm Create zip archive from the command line
I never remember how to do this. I like doing it from the terminal better than the “Compress X Items” option in the finder, because the finder method will sometimes add hidden files like __MACOSX which I don’t like seeing floating around.
This is so simple, it’s stupid. More…




