Changeset 4973
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- 09/04/07 10:27:35 (6 years ago)
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plugins/sfSimplePageControllerPlugin/README
r4972 r4973 6 6 You can turn an action into a page. Be aware that any "page action" is no longer an action (in the symfony way) but a container for child actions/components/partials. 7 7 Each child can be secured using credentials, see below for an example. 8 9 Note: This plugin required Symfony 1.0.x. If you need a solution for Symfony 1.1 have a look at the [wiki:sfPageControllerPlugin]. 8 10 9 11 … … 145 147 == Technical notes == 146 148 147 This plugin is the little sister of the sfPageControllerPlugin.148 Unlike its big brother the sfSimplePageControllerPlugin works on top of built in (well tested)features149 This plugin is the little sister of the [wiki:sfPageControllerPlugin]. 150 Unlike its big brother the sfSimplePageControllerPlugin works on top of built in features 149 151 like sfController::getPresentationFor() and get_component() helper. 150 151 The primary goal of this plugin is to have a page solution NOW - not next year...152 152 153 153 … … 155 155 156 156 * check if validation works with child actions 157 * write better usage examples and wiki page157 * write better usage examples 158 158 * add package.xml plugins/sfSimplePageControllerPlugin/lib/sfSimplePageArea.php
r4972 r4973 91 91 * Same parameters like include_partial() and get_partial() 92 92 */ 93 public function addPartial($label, $templateName, $vars = array() )93 public function addPartial($label, $templateName, $vars = array(), $params = array()) 94 94 { 95 95 $this->label($label);