– { column: start_date, method: StartDate, operator: , value: ” }
value is ‘echo date(‘Y-m-d’, time())’

written in “php code inside yaml” style

– { column: start_date, method: StartDate, operator: <, value: '’ }
– { column: end_date, method: EndDate, operator: >, value: ” }

– { column: start_date, method: StartDate, operator: <, value: '’ }
– { column: end_date, method: EndDate, operator: >, value: ” }

It doesn’t support joins, but you can create stored view on MySQL and create a Propel class for it.

Sid

{ column: schedule_at, method: ScheduleAt, operator: < , value: current_timestamp }

I need something like this:
criteria: # criterias to filter the records to include in the sitemap
– { column: schedule_at, method: ScheduleAt, operator: < , value: timestamp() }

What is the proper syntax for that ?

I will make it protected on the next release

and I’ll also look at adding the functionality posted by Miquel

Cheers

I am using your plugin sfSimpleGoogleSitemapPlugin and I found one small
issue which is quite small and really easy to fix. I have multicultural
environment and I need to extend sfSimpleGoogleSitemap and redefine
processConfig method. The problem is that $gsgxml in
sfSimpleGoogleSitemap is private. The plugin could be much more flexible
if you define this variable as protected, so I am able to use it in my
class.

To ignore those criterias without column just added one line to queryUsingPropel method:
= if ($criteria_array and is_array($criteria_array))
= {
= foreach ($criteria_array as $crit)
= {
+ if (!isset($crit['column']) || $crit['column']==”) continue;

To execute the method indicated in the criteria I added the following lines to processConfig() method:

= // if there’s any result
= if ($objects and (is_array($objects) or ( $orm == self::ORM_DOCTRINE and $objects instanceof Doctrine_Collection )))
= {
= foreach ($objects as $obj)
= {

+ if ($criteria_array and is_array($criteria_array))
+ {
+ $ignore_object = false;
+ foreach ($criteria_array as $crit)
+ {
+ if (isset($crit['column']) && $crit['column']!=”) continue;
+ $operator = ($crit['operator']==’='?’==’:$crit['operator']);
+ $value = $crit['value'];
+ $method = $crit['method'];
+ if (!eval(‘return ‘.($obj->$method()?’1′:’0′).$operator.$value.’;'))
+ {
+ $ignore_object = true;
+ break;
+ }
+ }
+ if ($ignore_object)
+ continue;
+ }

Sorry I have not added this functionalities to DbFinder or Doctrine.
Hope It’s useful.