There are some other posts on this, and a lot of people seem to set
$_SERVER['HOST'] using a value in the app.yml. I didn't find that
works for my links (which all use pattern routing). I store my host
in my app.yml, but I do this slightly differently:
1) Create a dummy default web context.
2) Update the router in your default context so you replace the host
parameter
Code is below:
$configuration = ProjectConfiguration::getApplicationConfiguration
($options['application'], $options['aux-env'], true);
$context = sfContext::getInstance('default');
$routing = $context->getRouting();
$host = sfConfig::get('app_routing_webhost');
$options = $routing->getOptions();
$options['context']['host'] = $host;
$routing->initialize($this->dispatcher, $routing->getCache(),
$options);
$context->set('routing', $routing);
On Jun 5, 5:25 pm, Jack Bates <[email protected]> wrote:
> How do I generate aURLin atask?
>
> I can generate URLs in templates - how do I generate aURLin lib/task/
> MyTask.class.php?
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