December 4th, 2008
Alvaro
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The default behavior in symfony is that if an exception arises and is not handled then it will redirect the user to the error500.php page or show a stack trace. Even if is possible to override the error500.php page, we were in the need to provide custom messages to the user and also keep him [...]
November 20th, 2008
Alvaro
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For one of our projects we have load balanced database servers. We needed to have a way to reflect that in our project code which is written using symfony 1.0. The problem was that symfony 1.0 came by default with Propel 1.2, so our database code was targeted to that version of Propel -version 1.3 [...]
October 14th, 2008
Boby Seilles
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One of our developers, Alvaro Videla, released a few weeks ago a Firebug/Symfony extension: FireSymfony. This allows developers to see their Symfony debug toolbar as an Firebug extension, which leaves the page layout unchanged and also brings more UI improvement. This being quite useful for us at the office.
Our support to this extension is part [...]