Hi Tom,
stylesheet_path() with an url like 'your_css.css' will use it as
relative and prepend '/css/'.
But apparrently if you put a / at the begining it use it as absolute link.
I use this behaviour in the _assets.php of our admin generator:
[?php use_stylesheet('?php echo
I've just come across a need for this too. Here's my situation.
I am including a very simple symfony project to run a couple of forms in
an existing website. Overkill for now yes, but I anticipate using
symfony for more and more of the website. Anyway, the current setup is:
/
/public_html
On Tue, 25 Aug 2009, Benoit wrote:
Thank you for this idea, but if I write a new helper - with a new
function to use instead stylesheet_path() -, I'll have to replace all
uses of stylesheet_path() in the framework.
Actually I think if you override one of the standard set of helpers, you
Thank you for this idea, but if I write a new helper - with a new
function to use instead stylesheet_path() -, I'll have to replace all
uses of stylesheet_path() in the framework.
On Aug 24, 9:02 pm, David Wang dw...@udfi.biz wrote:
you could probably write a new helper include it as default
you could probably write a new helper include it as default and use
that instead of the AssetHelper class
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On Aug 24, 2009, at 11:06 AM, Benoit wrote:
Hi,
I
