Not from the controller. But you can make this string you want to append
available to the view from the controller, then in the view, print out a
<title> tag which contains the title from view.yml and your extra string
instead of using the helper method for printing a title.
Ex:
<title><?php echo $this->getContext()->getResponse()->getTitle(); ?>
<?php echo isset($title_extra) ? ' - ' . $title_extra : ''; ?></title>
Nicolas Perriault wrote:
> Nicolas Dhomont wrote:
>
>
>> public function executeCreate()
>> {
>> * $this->getResponse()->setTitle('blah');
>> * return $this->forward('content', 'edit');
>> }
>>
>
> BTW is there a simple way to append a string to an existing title
> (defined in the view.yml file) in the response ? My problem is that in
> the controller the sfResponse::getTitle method always returns an empty
> string... :(
>
> ++
>
>
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