Well I tried to apply the patch manually but im ran into trouble with Asset
helper.
Index: lib/helper/AssetHelper.php
===================================================================
--- lib/helper/AssetHelper.php (revision 3803)
+++ lib/helper/AssetHelper.php (working copy)
@@ -100,7 +100,7 @@
$html = '';
foreach ($sources as $source)
{
-
+ $condition = false;
$absolute = false;
if (isset($sourceOptions['absolute']))
{
this code doesn't exists instead the original code looks like this:
$html = '';
foreach (func_get_args() as $source)
{
$source = javascript_path($source);
$html .= content_tag('script', '', array('type' => 'text/javascript',
'src' => $source))."\n";
}
Im unsure what function you were modifying, and if its the right function
then my 1.0.2 source is completely different from yours. I checked rev 3803
in the trac and it looks just like mine. My line 100 is part of the
javascript_include_tag() function. is this correct? I checked the stylesheet
functions as well and they don't match either.
On 4/28/07 8:27 PM, "notjosh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> In the 1.0.x release(s), your best way is to do it all manually as has
> been suggested, which isn't exactly ideal.
>
> If you're keen, you can checkout the source and apply the patch
> yourself which will add (clean) conditionals support for your
> includes.
>
> To replace your image_tag generated images, there are a few JavaScript
> libraries out there which will do all of the plumbing code for you
> (again, you can include these with a conditional statement). If they
> have JavaScript disabled, then they can deal with an unclean interface
> - it's probably not a useability problem, it just won't look perfect,
> and it'll probably save you a few hours of dev..
>
> *shrug!*
>
> Good luck!
>
> On Apr 28, 4:05 am, Davinder Mahal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I've got a symfony app that uses transparent pngs which do not
>> display correctly within IE6. I also have some other css issues with
>> IE6, all of which are IE 6 bugs.
>>
>> I need help fixing this.
>>
>> I've done this before but not within a symfony app. There are
>> limitations in symfony for css conditional statements. I've seen a
>> patch for it (http://trac.symfony-project.com/trac/ticket/1677)-
>> but not sure how to use the patch. I've also seen some other scripts
>> which adds processing time to the page. I've searched, trac tickets,
>> the groups, wiki etc.
>>
>> What is the best practice to correct this?
>>
>> Some of my images are within the style sheets, and some others are
>> displayed using the image_tag helper.
>>
>> I'm thinking of rearranging some of the design to create jpgs instead
>> of transparent pngs (although this would seriously change the look),
>> however, i still would have other css content that needs to be
>> adjusted for IE6. So i need some type of conditionals in there. But
>> with symfony, what's the best way?
>>
>> Thanks in advance.
>>
>> Davinder
>
>
> >
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