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I cloned your branch into /src/Rizza/CalendarBundle
Then added the bundle to the AppKernel as well as updating the config.yml and routing. I get the following error when going to /calendar

InvalidConfigurationException: The child node "db_driver" at path "rizza_calendar" must be configured.

I was trying to configure this bundle. I create bundle that extends this bundle.

rizza_calendar: 
    db_driver: orm

    class:
        model:
            calendar: Sylius\Sandbox\Bundle\CalendarBundle\Entity\Calendar
            event: Rizza\CalendarBundle\Entity\Event
            user: Adaptive\UserBundle\Model\User
            attendee: Rizza\CalendarBundle\Entity\Attendee

I have implemented classes that extend abstract models but i am still getting error Could not load type "rizza_calendar_calendar"

What else should I do to make this working correctly?

Hi, I just want to let you know that I'm in the process of writting tests for the whole bundle.

you can see my progress: https://github.com/yvoyer/CalendarBundle/issues/1

Your comment are welcome, great bundle by the way.

I tried to install the bundle and got (hopefully) everything in place. But I can't call the url.

I always got:

InvalidTypeException: Invalid type for path "rizza_calendar.class.model.calendar". Expected scalar, but got array.

Any idea how this can happen?

I also tried to execute

php app/console doctrine:schema:update --force

to generate my database tables, but get the same error.

Thanks for help

hello,

I try to install your bundle for test on PR10 when i try to access ti anyone page i have an error like :
Template name "RizzaCalendar:CalendarBundle:list.html.twig" is not valid. ( when i try to access to /calendar/ )

it's possible i have forget something,

Any ideas.?

Hi! I just want to know if this bundle is running? I need a calendar, please!!! Thanks!

Hey,

is this project still beeing mentained?

We'd like to make use of the Recurrence model for our existing "availability" implementation. Currently I'm sorting out how I can keep my existing database structure, and minimize the need for extra queries and database changes.

Currently the Availability items are queried based on their dateStart and dateEnd, which works when there is no Recurrence.

What I'd like to do is serialize the Recurrence entity directly into a Doctrine object type that I'll add to the Availability entity. The queries that are in place can stay the same, but I'll only add an DQL WHERE that looks like

SELECT Availability a 
WHERE a.Recurrence IS NOT NULL 
AND a.User.id = :userId

After I want the controller to calculate or some of those recurring events fit in the requested timeframe.

• Will this allow me to minimize the need to unserialize the Recurrence and calculate extra events?
• Or is there a better architecture to "add" recurrence to an existing events database model?
• How to mark recurring events as "finished" with this database model? Maybe something can be added to the DQL (shown above) to not return the finished recurring events?
• The Recurrence ArrayCollection does not seems to be mapped for Doctrine