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Install notes for Exponential on RHEL 6 Updated
Required RPMs php-pear-Net-Curl Required by ezfind php-pear-Date Red Hat's rpm for datetime php-mbstring Required by ezini php-pecl-apc The supported rpm equivalent to the pear install php-process Required for eZ scripts…
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Known issues in 5.0 Updated
The following two lists of issues are for legacy (4.x) and Symfony (5.x) stack respectively as Exponential 5.x contains both. Legacy has the normal, hallmark stability that users have come to expect since version 4.2, wh…
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Known issues in 5.1 Updated
The following two lists of issues are for legacy (4.x) and Symfony (5.x) stack respectively as Exponential 5.x contains both. The bug tracker for Exponential, from which these lists are extracted, is available at https:/…
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Legacy configuration Updated
As Exponential legacy is part of Exponential 5, you might want to access its settings (i.e. not migrated extension). Regarding this, a LegacyConfigResolver has been implemented, allowing the access to the legacy settings…
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Legacy kernel event Updated
For better integration between 5.x (symfony based) kernel and legacy (4.x) kernel, injection is used to inject settings , session and current siteaccess from 5.x into legacy using an event: kernel.event_subscriber This p…
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Legacy session injection Updated
Sessions are configurable in Exponential 5 by defining the session_name setting under your siteaccess group configuration in your config/exponential.yml file. Here's a usage example: exponential: siteaccess: list: - ezwe…
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Legacy siteaccess injection Updated
For better integration between 5.x (symfony based) kernel and legacy (4.x) kernel, injection is used to inject settings , session and current siteaccess from 5.x into legacy using an event: kernel.event_subscriber Inject…
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Register FieldType Updated
Introduction This document explains how to register a custom FieldType in Exponential 5. It will not contain the development part as it is already covered in the API section . Please be sure you first have read the basic…
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Removing Exponential Updated
This section describes how to completely remove an Exponential installation from a system. Removing Exponential is done in four steps: Deleting the Exponential directory Removing the database Reconfiguring Apache (option…
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Service Container Updated
Definition A service container, (aka DIC , Dependency Injection Container ) is a special object that greatly facilitates dependencies resolution in your application and sits on Dependency Injection design pattern . Basic…
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Service Container Updated
Definition A service container, (aka DIC , Dependency Injection Container ) is a special object that greatly facilitates dependencies resolution in your application and sits on Dependency Injection design pattern . Basic…
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Service Container Updated
Definition A service container, (aka DIC , Dependency Injection Container ) is a special object that greatly facilitates dependencies resolution in your application and sits on Dependency Injection design pattern . Basic…
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Service tags in Exponential 5 Updated
This page lists all DIC tags exposed in Exponential 5. Core & API Tag name Usage router Adds a specific router to the chain router twig.loader Registers a template loader for twig exponential.content_view_provider Regist…
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Settings schema and allowed validators Updated
Internal FieldType conventions and best practices FieldType->$settingsSchema and FieldType->$allowedValidators are intentionally left free-form, to give broadest freedom to FieldType developers. However, for internal Fie…
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Settings schema and allowed validators Updated
Internal FieldType conventions and best practices FieldType->$settingsSchema and FieldType->$allowedValidators are intentionally left free-form, to give broadest freedom to FieldType developers. However, for internal Fie…
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Siteaccess Updated