I've dug as deep as I can go into sf2 trying to determine where it
breaks down, and the closest I got was EsiListener->filter() method.
This method is never called even when I have esi enabled set to true
in my config, and I have this twig code in my template:
{% render "ExerciseBundle:Frontend:headerLoggedIn"
with {}, {'standalone': true} %}
I've got my kernel wrapped in the appcache and when the page renders,
I see this in the source code:
<esi:include src="http://www.e.com/_internal/ExerciseBundle%3AFrontend
%3AheaderLoggedIn/none.html" />
However, looking at headers there is no sign of a Surrogate-Control
header which is why sf2 is not parsing out this esi tag. Help? :)
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