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[...] slot and see if we have to inject new tokens. If not, just traverse up to the parent class. If so, insert freshly generated CSRF tokens before returning the serialized response. I [...]

[...] override the parent __construct() method, but to use this pseudo-construct method, which the parent class calls at the end of the real __construct() method. The code above means: whenever a new query [...]

[...] (). But sometimes you extend a form and a post validator was already set in the parent class, and you don’t want to replace it with your own post validator, but instead, add your [...]

[...] In our company a number of developers work together on Symfony projects, so we need a sensible, coherent and predictable development environment. A solution would [...]

[...] gain and saving bandwidth versus storage requirements and the impact on development. In our Symfony projects we come across the following issue on a regular basis: perfectly cacheable pages become &# [...]

What is new in Doctrine? The second day had talks much more about Symfony2 itself, its components and affiliates like, for instance, Doctrine2. Benjam [...]

Profiling for Grown-Ups A great opening lecture by Johann Peter Hartmann. He talked about powerful tools that can help you debug and profile your PHP [...]

[...] in the web directory of my project. I added these lines: I created the given profiler output directory and gave it write permissions for the user that runs the webserver. Then I typed [...]

[...] JSON Schema is an Internet Draft for a format that lets you define the structure of JSON files. Something [...]

For a recent Apostrophe website, a number of changes needed to be made to the event calendar. One of them being that every day of a multi-day event sh [...]

[...] in the Apostrophe Blog plugin. This issue is caused by some less-intuitive behaviour of the PHP strtotime() function, described here. What it comes down to is this: if it’s for instance the 31st [...]