Troubleshooting:
When attempting to create a backend module with the Propel utility:
XXXXXXXForm class not found
Solution
[possibly you need to delete the files in lib/model/om, or maybe even the whole lib/model directory]
symfony cc
symfony propel:build-forms
symfony cc
What we want is to have a prefix for the database tables (for example, blog_) but not for the classes generated by Propel. That is, we want Post and not BlogPost as the name for the class.
We can achieve that, by this schema.yml:
blog_post
_attributes: { phpName: Post }
id: ~
content: longvarchar
What makes an environment a live one or not is the frontend. In particular the third param of the method:
ProjectConfiguration::getApplicationConfiguration
If we are in a live environment, instead of displaying the full execution stack and an explicit error message, the page error500 will be displayed
This solves errors like:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function form_tag()
Fatal error: Call to undefined function input_tag()
File apps/your_application/config/settings.yml
Set:
compat_10: on
(be careful with the indentation!)
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