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sfAdavancedConst plugin
The sfAdvancedConstPlugin is a symfony plugin that provides app wide constants functionality.
It automatically generates constant values based on sfRefTable values and make them accessible in every app module.
It works the following way - go through the tables defined in sfRefTable and generate for each id / name pair from this
table constants. This plugin is different from sfConst plugin which required to keep all the constants directly in
sfConst table and did not require ref tables. Effectively, both plugins are usefull to be used.
Installation
Manage constants
Use constants in your application
To use constants from sf_setting table in a symfony project:
Put the following line into your main controller symfony file (i.e. index.php, frontend_dev.php, backend.php, etc)
include_once (sfConfigCache::getInstance()->checkConfig('config/db_advanced_const.yml'));
You're done.
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