On Mon, 3 May 2010, Tofuwarrior wrote:

> I have an array of permitted mime_types along with extensions and
> plain english filetype names. I need to use this in various actions
> when files are uploaded and files output. Can anyone enlighten me as
> to  Where is the best place for me to put this and how would I access
> it?
> 
> I am guessing it is something to do with sfConfig::get but I can't get
> my head around where I should put this kind of info or exactly how
> this works. DO I need to define the filetyupes array in a yaml file or
> do I just stick it in the projectConfig and have done.
> 
> The array I have is currently structued like this
> 
> $filetypes['mime/type1']['extension']='.fileext1';
> $filetypes['mime/type1']['typename']='Filetype 1 name';
> $filetypes['mime/type2']['extension']='.fileext2';
> $filetypes['mime/type2']['typename']='Filetype 2 name';
> 
> etc
> 
> Ther is probably a better way to do this, maybe some kind of class
> that loads  this on the fly and accesses I'm sure symfony has a
> mechanism that I don't know about.


http://www.symfony-project.org/book/1_2/05-Configuring-Symfony#chapter_05_sub_custom_application_settings_and_app_yml



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