After some poking around in symfony, it seems that there is no support
for linking to assets in your web folder. That is, if you have a file
you need to link to in your project/web/ folder, the only way to do so
is to link to it absolutely.
Would it be realistic to do something like this?
<?php echo link_to('Download', '//path/to/download.tar.gz') ?>
==> <a href="/symfony/project/web/path/to/download.tar.gz">Download</
a>
It seems that this functionality can be easily added to
sfWebController::genUrl() by putting the following towards the top of
that method:
if (!is_array($parameters) && substr($parameters, 0, 2) == '//')
{
return $this->getContext()->getRequest()->getRelativeUrlRoot() .
'/' . substr($parameters, 2);
}
What does everyone think of this? Obviously, the // token can be
anything.
Carl
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