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Call the expert: How to implement a conditional validator?

Jon wants to validate a form value but the validation depends on another form field. As Jon does not know how to do it with symfony 1.1, he called the expert. This post will explain how to accomplish this kind of conditional validation by using a post validator. Read more »

New in symfony 1.2: Toward a RESTful architecture (Part 1)

Yesterday, I have committed the first slew of changes to the routing framework. Thanks to this refactoring, developers have new opportunities to customize the routing and this will allow very cool features in the very near future. But today, let's dive into the goodness of the symfony 1.2 routing framework. Read more »

New in symfony 1.2: Small things matter

As for every symfony version, we try to simplify the API and make it more intuitive and powerful. Here are some examples that you will soon enjoy in symfony 1.2. Read more »

A week of symfony #87 (25->31 august 2008)

This week, the refactorization of the web debug toolbar was completed, resulting in a much more powerful and flexible tool. In addition, this week started the refactorization of the admin generator, which will include ideas suggested by symfony users. Development activity of the plugins was also remarkable, especially for sfPropelPlugin and DbFinderPlugin. Read more »

New in symfony 1.2: Customize the Web Debug Toolbar

The symfony web debug toolbar is one of the developer best friend. It is always conveniently accessible in the browser when using the development environment. It gives you everything you need to know about the current page and ease the debugging of your applications. Until now, all the information available in this toolbar were hardcoded. But as of symfony 1.2, the web debug toolbar is entirely configurable. Read more »

Which version of symfony for your next project?

With three major symfony versions, newcomers have sometimes a hard time figuring out which version to use for their next project. Read more »

symfony Events

The end of the year will be very interesting for the symfony project with a lot of opportunities to meet the community and to learn symfony. Read more »

A week of symfony #86 (18->24 august 2008)

Symfony 1.2 is due to release in few weeks and therefore its development is accelerating. This week, Propel 1.3 was added as the default Propel version and the web debug toolbar was refactorized. In addition, development of symfony framework achieved 11000th changeset milestone. Read more »

Propel 1.3, Doctrine 1.0, and symfony 1.2

Propel 1.3 has been released and Doctrine 1.0 is on its way towards 1.0. Read more »

A week of symfony #85 (11->17 august 2008)

Symfony core development resumed this week its normal pace with several changesets in the 1.2 branch. Among these updates, YAML parser gained full merge key support and PHP 5.2.4 was set as the minimum PHP version required. Read more »