How to change CSRF attack message in Symfony 1.2
I wanted to change the symfony 1.2 CSRF attack message from “CSRF attack detected.” to “This session has expired. Please return to the home page and try again.”.

I wanted to change the symfony 1.2 CSRF attack message from “CSRF attack detected.” to “This session has expired. Please return to the home page and try again.”.

Just a thread where people can leave comments/discuss about sfSimpleGoogleSitemapPlugin, a Symfony plugin that I originally wrote more than a year ago.
This is for Symfony 1.2 and sfGuardPlugin, but may be relevant for newer versions (1.3, 1.4, etc).
Setting timeout to false in factories.yml should’ve worked, e.g. like this:
all:
user:
class: myUser
param:
# this should have worked, but did not
timeout: falseBut it didn’t work because I think ‘false’ did not get parsed as literal false.
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Symfony Framework has a preview release (not stable yet) of Symfony version 2 (Symfony Reloaded).
At a glance, by reading the ‘read and learn‘ section, this new version will be quite different than the previous versions in terms of file and directory structure, components, etc.
Some highlights:
Interesting comparison with other frameworks showing how fast Symfony 2 is, Symfony team claimed it is arguably the fastest!
I look forward to spend sometime to get familiar with this new version.
Happy coding!
I haven’t watched these videos yet, but here they are! I hope they are in English :P
Thanks to Ben Haine for uploading those videos :)
APC (Alternative PHP Cache) is an open source code PHP code cache and optimizer (or code accelerator). It is a necessary companion to any Symfony project. Read more…
The answer is run ‘cacls’ from DOS command line. You can just type ‘cacls’ and see the command help.
Example of usage:
cacls C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\mypublicfile.txt /E /G Guest:F
I got this info from this thread when trying to solve permission denied problem of my ASP script when trying to delete a file.
Happy coding!

Just a handy list for me and anyone else out there. Most popular high traffic websites only.
Wikipedia, Facebook, Friendster, Yahoo, Delicious, Youtube, Digg, Wordpress, Tagged, W3Counter, MyYearBook
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