symfony

问题 I have been creating web application using symfony 3, I have added Recaptcha to my login form using EWZRecaptchaBundle, how I can add a listener before login to verify the validation of Recaptcha. <form method="post" action="{{ path('mysubmited') }}" id="form-validation" name="form-validation"> <div class="form-group form-input-icon form-input-icon-right"> <i class="icmn-spinner11 cat__core__spin"></i> <div> {{ form_widget(form.username) }}</div> </div> <div class="form-group"> <div>{{ form

问题 I have been creating web application using symfony 3, I have added Recaptcha to my login form using EWZRecaptchaBundle, how I can add a listener before login to verify the validation of Recaptcha. <form method="post" action="{{ path('mysubmited') }}" id="form-validation" name="form-validation"> <div class="form-group form-input-icon form-input-icon-right"> <i class="icmn-spinner11 cat__core__spin"></i> <div> {{ form_widget(form.username) }}</div> </div> <div class="form-group"> <div>{{ form

问题 I would like to mimic the way a Laravel application has it's environment variables set via a .env file. APP_ENV=local DB_DATABASE=fruits DB_USERNAME=fruituser DB_PASSWORD=secretpassword So it can then set default fallbacks in config.php like this: return [ 'env' => env('APP_ENV', 'production'), ]; However I am having trouble digging through the framework code to find the bit where it parses the text in .env and turns it into proper PHP variables. I have found the definition of the env()

问题 I would like to mimic the way a Laravel application has it's environment variables set via a .env file. APP_ENV=local DB_DATABASE=fruits DB_USERNAME=fruituser DB_PASSWORD=secretpassword So it can then set default fallbacks in config.php like this: return [ 'env' => env('APP_ENV', 'production'), ]; However I am having trouble digging through the framework code to find the bit where it parses the text in .env and turns it into proper PHP variables. I have found the definition of the env()

问题 I want a simple many to many relation with Symfony and Doctrine. This is really a unidirectional one-to-many association can be mapped through a join table as the docs indicate I am using a YAML file for configure this with the following code: In file Content.orm.yml: manyToMany: comments: cascade: ["persist","remove"] onDelete: CASCADE options: cascade: remove: true persist: true #refresh: true #merge: true #detach: true orphanRemoval: false orderBy: null targetEntity: Comment joinTable:

问题 I want a simple many to many relation with Symfony and Doctrine. This is really a unidirectional one-to-many association can be mapped through a join table as the docs indicate I am using a YAML file for configure this with the following code: In file Content.orm.yml: manyToMany: comments: cascade: ["persist","remove"] onDelete: CASCADE options: cascade: remove: true persist: true #refresh: true #merge: true #detach: true orphanRemoval: false orderBy: null targetEntity: Comment joinTable:

问题 I want a simple many to many relation with Symfony and Doctrine. This is really a unidirectional one-to-many association can be mapped through a join table as the docs indicate I am using a YAML file for configure this with the following code: In file Content.orm.yml: manyToMany: comments: cascade: ["persist","remove"] onDelete: CASCADE options: cascade: remove: true persist: true #refresh: true #merge: true #detach: true orphanRemoval: false orderBy: null targetEntity: Comment joinTable:

问题 I have a doctrine entity as describe below: company\MyBundle\Entity\ProgramGrid: type: entity table: program_grid id: id_program_grid: type: integer generator: {strategy: IDENTITY} fields: name: type: text nullable: true start_date: type: date nullable: false end_date: type: date nullable: true I woud like add a validation constraint witch validate that start_date and end_date will not overlap with another record. If I have 2 records A and B, I want: B.start_date > A.end_date What is the best

问题 I have a doctrine entity as describe below: company\MyBundle\Entity\ProgramGrid: type: entity table: program_grid id: id_program_grid: type: integer generator: {strategy: IDENTITY} fields: name: type: text nullable: true start_date: type: date nullable: false end_date: type: date nullable: true I woud like add a validation constraint witch validate that start_date and end_date will not overlap with another record. If I have 2 records A and B, I want: B.start_date > A.end_date What is the best

问题 I have a doctrine entity as describe below: company\MyBundle\Entity\ProgramGrid: type: entity table: program_grid id: id_program_grid: type: integer generator: {strategy: IDENTITY} fields: name: type: text nullable: true start_date: type: date nullable: false end_date: type: date nullable: true I woud like add a validation constraint witch validate that start_date and end_date will not overlap with another record. If I have 2 records A and B, I want: B.start_date > A.end_date What is the best