Does that work? I recall $this->getResponse()->getTitle() always being
blank from the controller (action classes). It makes sense since which
view template is going to be shown isn't known until the action method
has already returned (it could return success, failure, or set a
different template entirely).
Which is why I suggested instead appending to the title in the view
layer where it's known.
Nicolas Dhomont wrote:
> $this->getResponse()->setTitle($this->getResponse()->getTitle().'textToBeAppendedToFormerTitle');
>
> You can put this code into :
> * preExecute() : your title will be modified for every action inside
> the module
> * executeMyAction() : title modified only for myAction
>
> I'm not sure it solves your controller issue.
>
> :-)
>
> Nicolas
>
>
> Nicolas Perriault a écrit :
>> 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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