Is there a reason why sfForm doesn't implement symfony's standard  
parameter holder methods??

Also, why doesn't it handle the form action?? As we can get almost  
everything we need to render the form from the form object, it would  
seem sensible to include the form's action. That way, if the form is  
rendered in a partial, all we need to pass to the partial is the form  
object and the partial will have everything it needs to render the  
form. The symfony way seems to be to submit the form to the same  
action that created it. So by default, sfForm could have a method to  
return the route of the current action.

Regards
Jonathan

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