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  #1 jason rowe said on the 2006/04/25 at 16:29
  a welcome resource, this is exactly the right direction for the generator tool. good work
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  #2 jason rowe said on the 2006/04/25 at 16:33
  Ahah! i discover something new
  actions:
  my_actions:
  only_for:
  
  A great idea when displaying edit page
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  #3 Dejan Spasic said on the 2006/04/25 at 16:50
  thx a lot
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  #4 rob forman said on the 2006/04/25 at 16:55
  wow, very nice- thanks!
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  #5 smallbeer said on the 2006/04/25 at 17:46
  Great stuff again! Just what I needed.
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  #6 datagroove said on the 2006/04/25 at 23:22
  LOVELY!
  excepted gleefully with open arms... : )
  Thanks Francois
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  #7 xiblack said on the 2006/04/26 at 08:22
  I wonder whether in the Partial fields portion, '_article_link.php' is correctly spelled or should it be '_post_link.php'?
  
  Another thing is this sheet is hardly readable on an A4 printing. The shade background color of boxes renders the words blur.
  
  Thanks for this good sheet, very useful.
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  #8 Gérard Lambert said on the 2006/04/26 at 15:51
  Great ! It would have been so much usefull to me some days ago :) Sure it will in the near future :)
  
  Juste a question : how to use the ez and zend frameworks binding classes, that have been committed recently ? Is it possible to have a sort of "roadmap" of the future ehancements to Symfony ?
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  #9 Francois said on the 2006/04/27 at 00:00
  Gerard: If you look at the timeline for new features in beta releases, don't forget to look also for updates in the doc ;)
  
  http://www.symfony-project.com/trac/changeset/1251
  
  And for the roadmap, click on the 'tickets' link on top of each page, the milestones represent the future versions of symfony.
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  #10 Fernando Sanz said on the 2007/03/26 at 00:34
  In the input types box, it says "admin_input_upload_tag" when it should be "admin_input_file_tag"