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- Compiles the constructor .
- Get positional arguments .
- Parse a primary expression .
- Execute the sub - parser .
- Lex expression .
- Guess template info .
- Enter for optimization .
- Finds a template by name .
- Convert PHP variable type to string .
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QUESTION
I am creating a module in Prestashop with Symfony but when I try to access my routes I get this error:
The controller for URI "/modules/youtuber/list" is not callable: Class "Myyoutubemc\Controller\YoutubeController"
Below is my controller
it's located in:
/modules/myyotubemc/src/controllers/youtubeController.php
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Mar-01 at 10:55You have to install composer or just dump autoload classes.
QUESTION
We are preparing to move to php 8.0.15 once some third party libraries we require are ready for it.
Our centralized setUp() function for unit tests handles constructorArg population for our class mocks.
Using phpunit v9.5.14 currently, we get failed tests with the response Error : Unknown named parameter $User
We are not using named parameters in our codebase anywhere that we are aware of.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-21 at 22:36Before we begin, let's create a minimal, reproducible example:
QUESTION
I use XML::Twig handlers/roots to extract information from large XML files where it costs too much to load the entire file into memory. These XML files are the internal sheet files of Excel .xlsx files.
This method has been working very well up until now. Below is an example of extracting all the cell references from the internal XML file sheet1.xml.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-20 at 08:08OK, I've found a solution. Turns out that XML::Twig has an optional argument
QUESTION
I've been searching the internet for hours but I just can't seem to var_dump within the invoice template. I need to put things like EAN etc. in the invoice template but only for certain customer groups, that's why I need to know the variable names.
In Shopware 5 it was var_dump
plain and easy but in Shopware 6 nothing I try seems to work.
I've already tried {{ dump() }}
within twig code blocks but nothing happens.
Help would be greatly appreciated!
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-10 at 19:35To get all available variables in twig use {{ dump(_context) }}
.
QUESTION
I have a test that fails due to me being unable to successfully stub the get
method of the Controller:
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-02 at 13:30You were really close to the solution. When providing a value for an optional parameter in returnValueMap
, you must use the value itself, not just null.
So instead of
QUESTION
I am working on a project that involves creating different labels, these labels have different predefined formats.
Sometimes the width of the label is superior that its height and vice versa.
When the width is superior, I would like to make the div's width 90% of the parent div and set the height accordingly (by keeping the same ratio). Vice versa if the height is superior.
The thing is since I set my width/height in percentage of the parent div, I don't know how to keep the ratio.
I generate my page through twig (I have access to both the height and width in millimeters).
This is what I am doing right now.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Dec-21 at 16:11You can use root variables:
QUESTION
In my Symfony project, I created a controller and a function to retrieve the content of an APi.json from a site.
I am using HttpClient to grab the content and embed it into a new file in the project.
However when I call this function, I have an error writing the new file:
Http2StreamException> Http2StreamException> TransportException
Body size limit exceeded
this error comes from this piece of code :
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-27 at 01:42So the limit you are facing comes from the $bodySizeLimit property of the Request class, which has a default value from a const there.
But you can "unlock" it, as this example in the repo itself tries to explain
so basically, you might adjust your code like this:
QUESTION
on my new symfony 5.3 project i just implemented the new authentication system, and it works fine, but my problem is that i can't customize the authentication errors:
in the method: onAuthentificationFailure in the AbstractLoginFormAuthenticator but in my view it only displays the session error which is normal since my controller calls the getLastAuthenticationError() method.
but how could I display my custom error from my CustomUserMessageAuthenticationException in my view ?
My AbstractLoginFormAuthenticator
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-24 at 03:01You should extend and override the AbstractLoginFormAuthenticator
as opposed to modifying it directly.
In short, you need to throw the Exception before reaching onAuthenticationFailure()
, as the AuthenticationException
is why onAuthenticationFailure()
is called by Symfony.
The onAuthenticationFailure()
method is what handles the thrown AuthenticationException
from the AuthenticatorManager::executeAuthenticator()
process.
QUESTION
So I am having a twig/timber
issue where I have a difficult time getting a placeimage set, here is what I have so far:
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-23 at 15:52This is an issue with the way twig/timber
defines paths!!! Supper weird way of doing things which adds unnecessary complexity to a project.
That being said, according to their documentation, you could add a filter called relative
to the end of your defaultimg
variable which converts an absolute URL into a relative one which eventually outputs the correct path to your default image.
So your code would be something like this:
- Defining the path to your default image:
QUESTION
i already few days trying write some regexp for replacing all : inside brackets, pls help me, so i have string:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Oct-10 at 21:29In a general case, it will look like
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