Hi,
$sf_content is stored in the attribute holder of the rendered view
rather than the request.
as far as I can see the use of the sfView object is local to the
sfRenderingFilter, which means that you cannot access the appropriate
attributeHolder directly from any other than the sfExecutionFilter.
Anyway, you can store the model data in a second variable by providing
a custom event handler for the 'template.filter_parameters' event,
e.g.
public function execute($filterChain)
{
// beginning of the filter
$this->dispatcher->connect('template.filter_parameters', array
($this, 'copyTemplateParameters'));
// execute filter chain
$response = $this->context->getResponse();
// access the filtered parameters
$parameter = $this->attributeHolder->get
('some_template_parameter_name');
}
public funciton copyTemplateParameters(sfEvent $event, $content)
{
// store references to the content in a local sfParameterHolder
object
$this->attributeHolder = new sfParameterHolder();
$this->addByRef($content);
}
Cheers!
Alex
On Sep 11, 12:29 pm, Cyril G <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hye,
>
> I would like to get the $sf_content variable of layout.php in a
> filter.
> I tried with $this->getRequest()->getAttributeHolder()->get
> ('sf_content') but it's always NULL, and I don't want $this-
>
> >getResponse()->getContent().
>
> Is this possible ?
>
> Thanks.
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