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sfDoctrineSettingsPlugin 1.0.3stable for sf 1.0 and Doctrine MIT

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The sfDoctrineSettingsPlugin is a symfony plugin that provides app wide settings functionality. It automatically generates constant values based on sf_setting table values and make them accessible in every app module.

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Name	Status	Email
Stephen Ostrow	lead	moc.sngisedbewos <<ta>> wortsos
synace	lead	moc.ecanys <<ta>> ynofmys
Jonathon Wage	developer	moc.liamg <<ta>> egawnoj

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Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:

The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.

THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.

Version	License	API	Released
1.2.4stable	MIT license	1.2.0stable	22/02/2009
1.2.3stable	MIT license	1.2.0stable	22/02/2009
1.2.2stable	MIT license	1.2.0stable	22/02/2009
1.2.1stable	MIT license	1.2.0stable	09/02/2009
1.2.0stable	MIT license	0.1.0stable	01/02/2009

Version	License	API	Released
1.0.5stable	MIT license	0.1.0stable	19/12/2008
1.0.4stable	MIT license	0.1.0stable	09/12/2008
1.0.3stable	MIT license	0.1.0stable	02/12/2008
1.0.2stable	MIT license	0.1.0stable	18/11/2008
1.0.1stable	MIT license	0.1.0stable	08/11/2008

Name	Channel	Version
sfDoctrinePlugin	pear.symfony-project.com	1.0-1.1.0

Changelog for release 1.0.3 - 02/12/2008

Making the generator file look at a app.yml setting to decide whether to have the values editable on the list page or the edit page.

Other releases

Release 1.2.4 - 22/02/2009

[15693]: Updating the readme file for format bug

Release 1.2.3 - 22/02/2009

[15692]: Updating the readme file for WYSIWYG field

Release 1.2.2 - 22/02/2009

[15689]: Cleaning up some old unneeded code from 1.0
[15688]: Updating the plugin to be able to use different edit forms for different types of settings
Added a custom forms for the different setting types currently in the system
[15678]: Putting back the choices which were removed by accident in r15639
[15640]: Removing closing php tag
[15639]: Trying to fix the plugin to stop generating an extra set of forms and filters in the wrong directory
[15638]: Adding a blank configure method to this to try and correct the generating of form classes in the wrong place
[15636]: Fixing a type-o in the readme

Release 1.2.1 - 09/02/2009

Fixing the issues for the module sfSettings in 1.2
Using the correct admin generator generator.yml format
Updating the actions file to include the correct admin generator classes
Moving the actions logic to an included base class so it can be overwritten
Added a pluginConfiguration class
Added a routing class for the plugin to setup the proper routes
Removing the id field from the schema as doctrine will automatically provide this for us
Moving the choices for type into the model
Updating the type field in the form to use the choicesWidget

Release 1.2.0 - 01/02/2009

Upgrading the plugin to make it work with 1.2

Release 1.0.5 - 19/12/2008

Removing the save button from the list view if we're not using the single page display

Release 1.0.4 - 09/12/2008

Fixing a bug where if there are no current settings an undefined array notice is thrown
Fixing a bug where when using the non-single page mode the value is not saved. Both modes will now work correctly.

Release 1.0.3 - 02/12/2008

Making the generator file look at a app.yml setting to decide whether to have the values editable on the list page or the edit page.

Release 1.0.2 - 18/11/2008

Changing my email on this package

Release 1.0.1 - 08/11/2008

Making the backend work with sfDoctrinePlugin 1.0
Making the wysiwyg editor use the options field for extra options
Updating the README file to be more helpful

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Symfony Doctrine Settings Plugin

This plugin allows the easy use of a basic dynamic settings table. It will create sf_settings, and allow the use of an admin generator interface (via the sfSettings module) in order to add/edit/delete settings.

Since loading a setting requires a query to the database, performance ramifications are best mitigated by using sfSettings:load() to pre-load settings in the action for use elsewhere, i.e.:

Frontend

<?php
sfSettings::load(array('setting1', 'setting2', 'setting3'));

If you have settings that you know you will want loaded by default for every action, you can put those in config/defaults.yml.

# /config/filters.yml
settings: [ setting_name_1, setting_name_2 ]

However you will also need to add a filter to the chain so that your settings get loaded, i.e. the following lines at the top of appname/config/filters.yml:

# /apps/public/config/filters.yml
settings:
  class: sfSettingsFilter

After the settings have been loaded, they are stored in memory for retrieval by sfSettings::get() (returns a string value) or sfSettings::getSetting() (returns an sfSetting object)

Backend

A admin/backend module also exists for managing the settings in the database. you must enable the module in order to access it

# /apps/backend/config/settings.yml
all:
  .settings:
     enabled_modules:        [default, sfSettings]

The backend can be used to edit the variables as the plugin was originally built with the value for the setting being on the list page and editable from there, or it can behave like a normal admin-generated page. To make it behave like a normal admin-generated page with the list page only listing current settings with a link to edit the setting and the value being the second page add a setting to your app's app.yml file

# /apps/backend/config/app.yml
all:
  sfSettingsPlugin:
    edit_mode: standard_admin

Fields

id
- Used as the primary key
name
- Used as the variable name
- Must be unique
type
- Used to decide what type of editor is needed in the sfSettings backend
- Current Types
- checkbox
- input
- textbox
- yesno
- select
- wysiwyg
options
- select
  - An array of options
- wysiwyg
  - Will be appended to the text_area options after rich=true
value
- The value of the setting

sfDoctrineSettingsPlugin - 1.0.3

Allows for settings to stored in the database and recalled for use in the application.

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