Re: [symfony-users] Sf1.4 custom boolean field in generator results in "1" rather than checked-icon

2010-09-05 Thread Daniel Lohse
You'll need to override the a file in your module's templates folder, just have a look into the cache again and look for a file with "boolean" in its name. ;-) Copy over that file and then you can use an image_tag or so to render a check-icon or an x-icon. If you need more help, post back here.

[symfony-users] Sf1.4 custom boolean field in generator results in "1" rather than checked-icon

2010-09-05 Thread Michael Hodges
Hello all, I found an older thread on this topic, but no suggestion for a solution. I've introduced a custom boolean field for display only. [yml] list: fields: is_released: { label: Released, type: boolean } My function getIsReleased() returns boolean true or false. What gets displ