Just my idea:
The current behaviour of yml config files is perfect, and it should
stay so.
You should consider to save those settings in a database and "load"
them in the first request (via filter) in your session. This way those
settings remains on every page. You don't use sfConfig then but create
custom functions in your sfUser class. For example $this->getUser-
>getSetting('A')
I think this is the common way to do it ...
Michael
On 5 Jun., 09:52, Shinkan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks guys for the answers.
>
> We could talk about app's design of course, but trust me, my choices
> are thoughtful.
> Moreover, I thought it would be interesting to know about this,
> globally.
>
> The fact is that I use DB storage to strongly coupled strongly varying
> data ... Here, it's just about "almost" static configuration settings,
> like, say, the "From" mail address used for mails sent by my app.
>
> But I don't want app's administrators to modify "yml" files, as they
> may NOT know Symfony and/or Yaml files format.
> So I created a form based administration module for my app.
> The idea would be changing configuration for a punctual special need
> with these forms.
> But clearing the cache would force yaml files re-read, and load
> default configuration.
>
> As Carl say, I also concluded that I will be forced to WRITE yml files
> and clear the cache.
> But this is way less handful: you have to write (that's slow, must
> take care of rights), clear cache at each change, and thus, handling a
> backup original "yml" configuration file to restore in case of
> configuration corruption ...
> sfConfig::set()-ing would have been much more cool.
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