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问题 I have a versioned Symfony API instance that I want to configure in the following manner: api.com/api/v1 -> /srv/api-v1/public/index.php api.com/api/v2 -> /srv/api-v2/public/index.php I've tried to approach this using nginx location and aliases, as it's Symfony we use try_files (as recommended) to check for an actual file prior to defaulting to index.php . Problem It seems there is a known nginx bug that breaks the $uri variable with an alias and try_files . How can I get around this bug to

问题 I have a versioned Symfony API instance that I want to configure in the following manner: api.com/api/v1 -> /srv/api-v1/public/index.php api.com/api/v2 -> /srv/api-v2/public/index.php I've tried to approach this using nginx location and aliases, as it's Symfony we use try_files (as recommended) to check for an actual file prior to defaulting to index.php . Problem It seems there is a known nginx bug that breaks the $uri variable with an alias and try_files . How can I get around this bug to

问题 I need to add 2 different ID from 2 different table in my database (to get all informations about each id ) in my URL. I got this exception: Neither the property "car" nor one of the methods "car()", "getcar()"/"iscar()"/"hascar()" or "__call()" exist and have public access in class "App\Entity\Quote". I'm not good with CustomRepository so I am wondering if there is an other way. This is my controller: /** * @Route("/individualQuote/{id}", name="user_individualQuote", methods={"GET","POST"})

问题 I need to add 2 different ID from 2 different table in my database (to get all informations about each id ) in my URL. I got this exception: Neither the property "car" nor one of the methods "car()", "getcar()"/"iscar()"/"hascar()" or "__call()" exist and have public access in class "App\Entity\Quote". I'm not good with CustomRepository so I am wondering if there is an other way. This is my controller: /** * @Route("/individualQuote/{id}", name="user_individualQuote", methods={"GET","POST"})

问题 I have a Symfony OrderType form attached to an Order object. This Order object has an items property which contains an ArrayCollection of OrderItem objects. These OrderItem objects each contain product and quantity properties. The product property is linked to a Product object. Each OrderItem is associated to an OrderItemType which is part of the CollectionType associated to the Order items property. To make a long story short, here is the code (very simplified, with minimal properties and no

问题 I have a Symfony OrderType form attached to an Order object. This Order object has an items property which contains an ArrayCollection of OrderItem objects. These OrderItem objects each contain product and quantity properties. The product property is linked to a Product object. Each OrderItem is associated to an OrderItemType which is part of the CollectionType associated to the Order items property. To make a long story short, here is the code (very simplified, with minimal properties and no

问题 I have a Symfony OrderType form attached to an Order object. This Order object has an items property which contains an ArrayCollection of OrderItem objects. These OrderItem objects each contain product and quantity properties. The product property is linked to a Product object. Each OrderItem is associated to an OrderItemType which is part of the CollectionType associated to the Order items property. To make a long story short, here is the code (very simplified, with minimal properties and no

问题 I have a Symfony OrderType form attached to an Order object. This Order object has an items property which contains an ArrayCollection of OrderItem objects. These OrderItem objects each contain product and quantity properties. The product property is linked to a Product object. Each OrderItem is associated to an OrderItemType which is part of the CollectionType associated to the Order items property. To make a long story short, here is the code (very simplified, with minimal properties and no

问题 This question already has answers here : Is there any way to test PHP locally without installing a server? (9 answers) Closed 19 days ago . I'm working on a Symfony 3 Project on my machine Ubuntu 16 and I haven't install XAMPP or LAMP yet and I launch php bin/console server:start [OK] Server listening on http://127.0.0.1:8000 So the HTTP request to localhost:8000 is responding correctly but I'm asking if that means automatically that apache is installed in my machine ? I see many alternatives

问题 This question already has answers here : Is there any way to test PHP locally without installing a server? (9 answers) Closed 19 days ago . I'm working on a Symfony 3 Project on my machine Ubuntu 16 and I haven't install XAMPP or LAMP yet and I launch php bin/console server:start [OK] Server listening on http://127.0.0.1:8000 So the HTTP request to localhost:8000 is responding correctly but I'm asking if that means automatically that apache is installed in my machine ? I see many alternatives