... except for the point mentionned above, I guess.
On 20 mar, 12:53, Thomas Rabaix wrote:
> The plugin works fine with sf1.3 and so with 1.4, I used it in production
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> On Sat, Mar 20, 2010 at 12:11 AM, AJStoneham wrote:
> > I think using the ysfDimensions plugin would be the best way to g
Except for the point mentionned above...
On 20 mar, 12:53, Thomas Rabaix wrote:
> The plugin works fine with sf1.3 and so with 1.4, I used it in production
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> On Sat, Mar 20, 2010 at 12:11 AM, AJStoneham wrote:
> > I think using the ysfDimensions plugin would be the best way to go,
> > have
The plugin works fine with sf1.3 and so with 1.4, I used it in production
On Sat, Mar 20, 2010 at 12:11 AM, AJStoneham wrote:
> I think using the ysfDimensions plugin would be the best way to go,
> have you tried it with 1.4? with 1.2 it worked fine, I was able to
> extend views, actions and con
I managed to manually install ysfDimensionsPlugin in sf 1.4, and it
works fine. The only problem is the following : in ysfDimensionsPlugin/
lib/config/ysfProjectConfiguration.class.php, around line 64, there
was :
try
{
// ...
}
catch (sfException $e)
{
// handle exception early on and exi
I think using the ysfDimensions plugin would be the best way to go,
have you tried it with 1.4? with 1.2 it worked fine, I was able to
extend views, actions and configurations based of a dimensions, just
as the readme states. It was robust, consistent and worked well.
Multiple sites in production
I have faced a similar problem recently, and the only approach I
found, was to write a custom view class extending sfPHPView and
overwriting the getDirectory() and getDecoratorDirectory() methods
with my custom logic.
This way, it's easily possible to determine the template path
dynamically witho
The dimension must be set before symfony start, at the configuration level.
To be clear you do not have access to : sfContext::getInstance()
(sfSessionStorage, sfDatabase ...)
Now, the plugin should work with sf1.4 as ysfDimension just change the
configuration path ...
For your specific need it w
I want my project to have multiple themes : the user will be able to
choose what the website look like. Think of the themes of the phpbb
forum.
In my case, this means changing not only the css, but also some
templates. What I need is the following : depending on some user
variables, the templates
