Blog posts tagged with 'doctrine':
Symfony2: Implementing ACL rules in your Data Fixtures
Date: 04 Jul 2012Tags: [ doctrine ] [ PHP ] [ proxy ] [ symfony2 ]
Doctrine’s DataFixtures are a great way to add test data to your application. It’s fairly easy to get this going: Create a fixureLoader that extends Doctrine\Common\DataFixtures\AbstractFixture, had a load() method and off you go. However, sometimes you want your data also to be protected by Symfony 2’s ACL layer. Since there isn’t a common way to do this, here is one way on how I implemented this