How i can do redirect to other module in sfFilter?
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Fabien POTENCIER wrote:
> That's a great use case, indeed. So, we need to fix it ;-) Do you have a
> patch?
Well, whilst working on that... look what we found:
sfController.class.php
313
314 // fix for same name classes
315 $moduleClass = $moduleName.'_'.$class;
316 if (class_exist
Ian P. Christian wrote:
> Fabien POTENCIER wrote:
>> I never use the per-action classes and I think there is never a good
>> reason to use them.
>>
>> The execute() or executeXXX() method for an action always contain very
>> little code (... if not, then you probably need to refactor your code
Fabien POTENCIER wrote:
> I never use the per-action classes and I think there is never a good
> reason to use them.
>
> The execute() or executeXXX() method for an action always contain very
> little code (... if not, then you probably need to refactor your code
> and move some parts to the m
I never use the per-action classes and I think there is never a good
reason to use them.
The execute() or executeXXX() method for an action always contain very
little code (... if not, then you probably need to refactor your code
and move some parts to the model or to helper classes). So, it m
Imagine you're using per-action classes. 2 modules, 'moo', and 'cow'.
apps/frontent/modules/moo/actions/indexAction.php:
class indexAction extends sfAction
apps/frontent/modules/cow/actions/indexAction.php:
class indexAction extends sfAction
See the problem yet?
You will encounter problems
Christian Schaefer wrote:
>
> hi frank,
>
> this is from the top of my head and might not work right away but the
> general answer is:
Also
Please take this kind of chat to the symfony-users list. Thanks! :D
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hi frank,
this is from the top of my head and might not work right away but the
general answer is:
sfWebResoponse::addStylesheet('-*')
or in view.yml
stylesheets: [-*]
effectively removing everything that was set before.
cheers
/christian
On 4 Feb., 15:50, Frank van Noorden <[EMAIL P
Hi,
Adding a style sheet is simple enough in symfony, but I am looking for
a good solution to remove a style sheet going the symfony way.
Any idea's are welcome?
Kind regards,
Frank van Noorden
Independent Architect/Developer
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Small question, why are we using the +ExecCGI option?
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