changing the file extension

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changing the file extension

Postby Ian » Thu Nov 03, 2005 12:25 am

If I want to change the .html extension to something else, I should just have to edit /app/settings.yml correct?

I have:

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  .actions:
    login_module:           security
    login_action:           index
   
  .settings
    available:             on
    suffix:            .test


When I go to the security login screen it still shows /security/login.html

Am I doing this right?
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Re: changing the file extension

Postby fabien » Thu Nov 03, 2005 5:00 pm

That's correct. If you work with the 'prod' environment, don't forget to clear the cache so your modifications are applied:

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symfony clear-cache


or

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symfony cc
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Re: changing the file extension

Postby Ian » Thu Nov 03, 2005 6:49 pm

I've cleared the cache numerous times and have even tried in /app_dev.php/ mode and it still shows login.html.

This isn't overwritten anywhere else besides the main settings.yml file correct? Anything else I could try?
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Re: changing the file extension

Postby fabien » Thu Nov 03, 2005 7:00 pm

I just tried with

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  .settings:
     suffix: .foobar


and it works for me... no idea why it doesn't work for you!

I search for .html in symfony code and no occurence. I checked the generate method in sfRouting class and it seems to do the right thing, ... very strange behaviour indeed.
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Re: changing the file extension

Postby Ian » Thu Nov 03, 2005 7:13 pm

Seems like it only happens on the login page when security is enabled. Not sure why. The rest of the pages will accept /index.test, but the login page requires login.html.
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