crud

In my symfony 2 project I have a bundle at src/Cinergy/Bundle/PeopleServiceBundle Now I'd like to generate a CRUD controller based on a doctrine entity, but I'm constantly failing to enter the correct string for the entity parameter. I tried things like: php app/console generate:doctrine:crud --entity=Cinergy/Bundle/PeopleServiceBundle:Group or php app/console generate:doctrine:crud --entity=@PeopleServiceBundle:Group All of them return erros like: [Doctrine\ORM\ORMException] Unknown Entity namespace alias '@PeopleServiceBundle'. What's the right syntax for the --entity parameter? Or is there

I'm using Codeigniter with Ion Auth for user management. I'd like to create two different user roles - one for volunteers and one for organizations. I know that I can use Ion Auth's groups for things like access control, but what would be a good way to add fields to the different user types (for instance - the volunteer user will have a 'languages spoken' field while the organization will have a 'mission' field)? Should I extend the Ion Auth class for each new user type and handle CRUD seperately for each type, or use the 'groups' field and the user id to reference the fields in another table?

Using bean validation, particular hibernate validator implementation is it possible to define certain groups to automatically be used on certain crud operations like create or update? or are there some build in hibernate groups that are internally checked for those operations? You're probably looking for "Hibernate event-based validation" under "ORM Integration" . You can set properties to specify which groups to validate at different times by setting properties on the SessionFactory like so: <property name="javax.persistence.validation.group.pre-persist">javax.validation.Default</property>

I'm trying to develop my functions in PHP (not OOP), to create a CRUD. The goal is to use the same function to any table, but I got stuck already in the first one. Can't figure how to do this. What I have right now: // function to avoid injections function validate($link, $field){ $valid = mysqli_real_escape_string($link, $field); $valid = strip_tags($valid); return $valid; } // validate input of array function sqlWithArray($link,$array){ $return = array(); foreach($array as $field=>$val){ $return[$field] = "'".validate($link, $val)."'"; } return $return; } // Multi insert to any table

I'm looking for a simple MVC framework for PHP and would like something that handles basic user auth (for the admin) and generates it's own CRUD pages out of the box. Edit: I'd really like something that creates these admin pages on the fly or "automatically" instead of the whole "baking" concept or having to manually update the CRUD pages via some generator. Have you tried CakePHP ? Using bake you can generate Models, Views and Controllers with CRUD. Cake also has a Security component and Access Control Lists (ACL) . Symfony has a great admin generator based on ORM models. Have a look at

I'm very new to Rails, MVC, and CRUD, and I'm trying to use the update method to change the amount of votes on a post. I have the following code in my Posts Controller update method: def update @post = Post.find(params[:id]) if params[:vote] == 'up' @post.update_column(:ups => @post[:ups] + 1) elsif params[:vote] == 'down' @post.update_column(:downs => @post[:downs] + 1) end flash[:notice] = "Thanks for voting! This helps us determine important issues in our schools." redirect_to 'Posts#index' end and I have the following code in my routes.rb: OpenMCJC::Application.routes.draw do root :to =>

I'm in a bit of pickle, I received a request to create CRUD app to edit JSON object in an array and upload them. I did a bit of research and came across http://www.taffydb.com/ but it doesn't really fit my requirements. EDIT: I also came across jtables, but it use mysql, similar to http://www.jeasyui.com/tutorial/app/crud.php but it also uses mysql. Is it possible to skip the database portion and write directly to the JSON file? As this is a very small JSON file, having a database would seem excessive. I have multiple objects in the JSON array which an external app would read from. What are

I want to set up the CRUD for users, available just for administrators of my web application. So in routes.rb: namespace :admin do resources :user end which means this: admin_user_index GET /admin/user(.:format) admin/user#index POST /admin/user(.:format) admin/user#create new_admin_user GET /admin/user/new(.:format) admin/user#new edit_admin_user GET /admin/user/:id/edit(.:format) admin/user#edit admin_user GET /admin/user/:id(.:format) admin/user#show PUT /admin/user/:id(.:format) admin/user#update DELETE /admin/user/:id(.:format) admin/user#destroy Show, index work fine but edit and new don