Lukas Kahwe Smith wrote:
> Lukas Kahwe Smith wrote:
>
>> The development case when I do not bother to setup a vhost. I am sure
>> there is a cleaner/better solution. Ideas?
>
> Something that will probably work much better would be to be able to
> change the relative url used in the AssetHelper. As a matter of fact I
> only had to change the _compute_public_path() method accordingly. Seems
> like a slightly cleaner solution.
I just added the following to our internal wiki. I do not claim that it
will win a beauty contest .. maybe it should become a standard feature
in symfony to prevent the newbie mistake of deploying with a development
frontend controller in place?
In order to prevent end users from accessing development front
controllers or other administrative tools, these files should be moved
to a directory "admin" inside the root symfony directory. This will
however break any assets from loading properly. The solution is to
change the AssetHelper? to use a different relative url in that case.
The following steps are necessary for this:
1) Add a constant in the given front controllers that points to a script
that makes the necessary adjustments:
define('SF_REWRITE_ASSET_HOST', dirname(__FILE__).'/fix_server.php');
2) Add the script in the defined location:
$dirname = 'admin';
// production case
if (strpos($sf_relative_url_root, $dirname.'.')) {
$sf_relative_url_root = str_replace($dirname.'.', '',
$sf_relative_url_root);
// developer case
} else {
$sf_relative_url_root = $sf_relative_url_root.'/../web';
}
3) Overwrite the AssetHelper? by putting it into the application helper
library directory with the following change made to the
"$sf_relative_url_root" variable inside the "_compute_public_path" function:
$sf_relative_url_root = $request->getRelativeUrlRoot();
if (defined('SF_REWRITE_ASSET_HOST')) {
require SF_REWRITE_ASSET_HOST;
}
This solution is still quite hacky, but until a better idea comes along,
it seems like the best solution to not have to remove these files
entirely before going to production.
regards,
Lukas
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