I'm an SF2 noob so bear with me please. I asked this on the users list but
didn't get anything useful other than "see the code". I managed to get back
to it today and am looking for some guidance.
I'm trying to find a way to disable the WDT on specific pages, not
sitewide. There was a way to do this in SF1.4 but after reading through
WebDebugToolbarListener::onCoreResonse(), I don't think similar
functionality exists yet. Please let me know if I'm wrong.
I'm looking for the "right" way to indicate in a action that I don't want
the injectToolbar() method to be called. All the logic in onCoreResonse()
is based on the request and response objects. Should I be looking to add a
flag to the response object? Is there an equivalent to the
sfConfig::set('sf_web_debug', false) call that was in SF1.4?
In case you're wondering why, I'm building a site that uses the normally
generated pages for most of the site but a few pages are using Sencha's
ExtJS framework for the whole page. The additions the WDT makes screw up
the ExtJS viewport layout so I want to disable the WDT on only those pages.
Thanks in advance for any guidance,
Paul
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