- FrontendInitialised
- FrontendPrePageResolve
- FrontendPageResolved
- FrontendParamsResolve
- FrontendProcessEvents
- EventPreSaveFilter (for each Event executed)
- EventPostSaveFilter (for each Event executed)
- EventFinalSaveFilter (for each Event executed)
- #706 - Previously when deleting a large number of entries using 'Delete Entries' which caused PHP to reach it's maximum memory usage, no entries would be deleted making it impossible to delete entries through the Symphony administration. Entry deletion is now processed in batches of 2500, so should the memory limit be hit, at least some of the entries will be deleted. The
entryDataCleanup
function also now supports an array ofentry_id
rather than a singleentry_id
- The
EventPreSaveFilter
now gets passed the$entry_id
when an Event is editing entries. This will be null on new entries - Sometimes '0' was interpreted as empty by the default
checkPostFieldData
implementation - Add
__get()
to theEmailGateway
allowing variables to be accessed once they are set - Ongoing documentation tweaks
Forms have been an integral part of any interactive site since the dawn of time — they promote interactivity and are usually the most common way users interact with a site. It's commonplace that when a form is submitted (input), the website will take 'action' and do something with the data (processing) and then provide a user with the result (output). Symphony provides this logic layer via events.
This tutorial is about customising Symphony events. You will learn about:
- event execution conditions (
load
and__trigger
) - field naming and the
$_POST
array - creating related entries in two or more sections at the same time, aka. event chaining
- event priority (execution order)
- entirely custom events
With the upcoming release of Symphony 2.2.2 (see the thread), XMLElement
has been given some love with some a couple of new methods to help make working with XMLElement
easier for developers. XMLElement
's biggest shortcoming previously had been the lack of methods to manipulate the children of an XMLElement
, often resulting in some pretty head-slapping moments. No more, we've got five new methods to make this a breeze, getChildrenByName
, removeChildAt
, insertChildAt
, replaceChildAt
and setChildren
.
For the purposes of this quick tip, we'll use the following DOM structure.
<div>
Hello World
This release is primarily a hotfix for issues that have cropped up in Symphony's submodules:
The release of 2.2.3 marks the end of the 2.2 branch development and the Symphony Team and Working Groups are really excited on the next upcoming release, Symphony 2.3. I thought I'd take some time to outline a couple of the upcoming changes that the team and Working Groups are working towards in this release.
Symphony 2.3 aims to give a complete refresh of Symphony's backend user experience, from the theme, to the widgets you interact with everyday. The UX Working Group has been working really hard over the last couple of months meeting to discuss new concepts and ideas (which you can see a full snapshot of on the Working Group wiki) which will see the Symphony 2.3 be one of the best releases yet. Interface widgets, such as the Duplicator, Collapsible and Tags will become easier to create with additions to the Widget
class, and newcomers, Drawer and [Tabs](https://github.com/symph
{ | |
"trends": { | |
"2011-08-21 11:00:00": [ | |
{ | |
"name": "#peopleiveseenlive", | |
"query": "#peopleiveseenlive", | |
"events": null, | |
"promoted_content": null | |
}, | |
{ |
These release notes are a work in progress and will be updated regularly through the development cycle, things may change from time to time. Symphony 2.3 supports updating from any 2.2.x
release.
This is a major release and may break backwards compatibility with existing extensions. It is recommended that extension developers read the Migration Guide for 2.3 and look out for Dev Notes released by the team to help migrate their extensions to this new release.
<?php | |
Class contentExtensionReferencelinkAutocomplete extends AjaxPage{ | |
public function handleFailedAuthorisation(){ | |
$this->_status = self::STATUS_UNAUTHORISED; | |
$this->_Result = json_encode(array('status' => __('You are not authorised to access this page.'))); | |
} | |
public function view(){ |
This is a recommended update for all users, regardless of PHP environment, which aims to resolve Date related issues that have arise since Symphony 2.2.2. This release rolls back functionality for PHP5.2 users that was introduced in Symphony 2.2.2 that allowed Symphony to better support European date formats. PHP 5.3 is recommended for all European date formats. In addition, this release makes the first time unit tests have been used in a Symphony release, which were used to ensure that the core Date filtering returned the correct results for all supported filters.
Some low risk security vulnerabilities reported by Mavituna Security have also been resolved in this release.