I would suggest you assign the value returned by sfConfig to a
php variable as part of the action. If the value is a string you should then
be able to access it directly. If it is a complex data type you will need to
use ESC_RAW.
Regards
Alistair
2009/4/21 Sam <endstad...@googlemail.com>
>
> Fine $sf_data is my friend when it comes to raw data, but how can I
> retrieve config values unescaped?
>
> I have a call to sfConfig::get('sth') in a template since I need some
> config value there, but i get it escaped!
> So what can I do to get this value unescaped?
> The call occurs in a partial
>
> >
>
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