I've had that problem as well, albeit not in a batch script..
For some reason it worked when I added another level to the
configuration, such as:
all:
settings:
my_key: something
That is accessible as sfConfig::get("mod_settings_my_key");
Bothers me a little, so if anybody knows why that is..
Hope that helps,
Daniel
On Mar 3, 1:16 pm, Eno <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> In order to keep all settings related to a plugin inside the plugin's
> folder I created a module.yml file in plugins/myplugin/modules/
> mypluginmodule/config/module.yml.
>
> I am now trying to read that setting in a batch script but Im not
> getting a value back from sfConfig::get() - any ideas on what I should
> look at?
>
> I created the setting under the "all" key:
>
> all:
> my_key: blahblah
>
> And in my batch script I try to read it:
>
> echo sfConfig::get('mod_my_key');
>
> I dont get any output at all.
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