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Tag: symfony

Why does Symfony ask a valid token when I start a local server?

I have a symfony 5.1 application under development on my laptop. This command failed: Your token has been revoked, please login again Then, the prompt purposes me to login, but I cannot always login, because I’m behind a firewall that rejects external access for some security reasons. I tried : to uninstall the local certificate authority, to launch server without

Reload database before some test in phpunit

I’m currently developing unit tests with phpunit, and symfony 5. On a previous job using behat, we were able to reload the database only for the tests having a specific tag. I’d like to do something similar. I know there is the setUp() method and the @before annotation, but they don’t let me do thing for some tests and not

Select Input TYPO3 v9 Symfony Command

I want to make a scheduler command in TYPO3 v9, the problem is, that I don’t know and can’t find how I can make a select input. This is what I have: Answer You cannot put user choice questions on the command options…, instead you have to use a ask method of helper with ChoiceQuestion object to In your commande

symfony handle request upload file is null

I’m trying to upload multiple files on Symfony but when the form is submitted the form image field returns a null object like this But when I get files directly inside the request files attributes file exist. I’ve tried to upload a file by accessing the attribute in the request, it works but it still wants to upload file via

Symfony Imageboard post database schema

I’m making imageboard in symfony. I am curios if I’m doing it in the best way. There are threads and posts just like in normal forum. Thread 1 post 1 post 3 Thread 2 post 2 post 4 The problem is I made two entities Thread and Post. It’s easy to get all posts from one Thread but there are

Symfony EasyAdminBundle 3 override the createIndexQueryBuilder()

It said on the EasyAdminBundle doc For example, the index() action calls to a method named createIndexQueryBuilder() to create the Doctrine query builder used to get the results displayed on the index listing. If you want to customize that listing, it’s better to override the createIndexQueryBuilder() method instead of the entire index() method. So let’s imagine I have in my

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