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Config your plugin to have categories. Separate multiple models into multiple categories, or mix at match. Categories are nestable. Behavior

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Add Nested Categories to your models. Models can be grouped into individual categories (this is the default), or multiple models can share a group of categories.

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Name	Status	Email
Brent Shaffer	lead	moc.ecruosertnec <<ta>> reffahsb

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Copyright (c) 2009 Brent Shaffer

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Release 1.0.0 - 25/04/2009

sfDoctrineActAsCategorizablePlugin

Introduction

This behavior permits to assign categories to doctrine models

Features

• add a category to an object

• allows for Nested categories using the Doctrine Nested Set Behavior

• Overview Because multiple unrelated objects can be categorized in a single project, by default this plugin separates each individual model assigned this behavior into its own Category set. This can be customized (see below)

• Other Options:

You can set the root name of your category (default is the name of the model appended with '_Root') This is useful when you want two models to have identical directory structures

Photos:
    actAs: 
        Categorizable:      {   root:   Gallery_Root }
 
Videos:
      actAs: 
            Categorizable:  {   root:   Gallery_Root }

The above models will now pull from the same set of categories

You can change the local ID to another name (default is category_id)

actAs: 
    Categorizable:
        category_id:        my_id 

Use the following functions when manipulating your category objects:

Table Methods

//Saves the category specified to the appropriate category tree             
$objectTable->addCategory($category*) 
 
//Removes the category safely from the category tree.
$objectTable->removeCategory($category)

Object Methods

//Saves the category specified to the appropriate category tree and assigns it to your object
$object->addCategory($category*) 
 
//assigns the specified category to your object
$object->setCategory($category*)

Category Methods

//returns the assigned parent category (excluding the category tree root)
$category->getParentCategory()
 
//returns a collection of sub categories for the category
$category->getSubCategories()
 
//sets the $child category as a direct descendent of $category
$category->setSubCategory($child*)
 
//sets the $category category as a direct descendent of $parent
$category->setParentCategory($parent*)

Category Table Methods

//returns a Category object with the specified name
$categoryTable->getCategory($name)

*variable is mixed, can either be string or Category types

Philosophy of the stuff

• categorizable models must have a primary key
• categories are saved when the object is saved

Get it installed

• go to your project's root

• Install the plugin:

  actAs: [Categorizable] to model you want to be categorized

• rebuild the model:

  ./symfony doctrine-build-all

• clear cache:

  ./symfony cc