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The acHostDependantPlugin is a symfony plugin that provide the ability to have different configuration depending on the hostname.

After the installation you can create a new "host specific folder" with a task, and this folder contains the specific configuration for the host.

It's usefull for multidomain application.

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Release 0.0.7 - 18/10/2010

Release 0.0.6 - 06/10/2010

acHostDependant plugin

The acHostDependantPlugin is a symfony plugin that provide the ability to have different configuration depending on the hostname.

Installation

• Install the plugin (via a package)

  symfony plugin:install acHostDependantPlugin
  

• Install the plugin (via a Subversion checkout)

  svn co http://svn.symfony-project.org/plugins/acHostDependantPlugin/ plugins/acHostDependantPlugin
  

• Activate the plugin in the config/ProjectConfiguration.class.php

  class ProjectConfiguration extends sfProjectConfiguration
  {
    public function setup()
    {
      $this->enablePlugins(array(
        '...',
        'acHostDependantPlugin',
      ));
    }
  }

How to use

• Create a new hostname configuration dir with task acHostDependant::createUser

  Examples: 
  $ php symfony acHostDependant::createUser subdomain.mydomain.it
  

  Configuration file is created in %sf_root_dir%/users/subdomain.mydomain.it/config/

• Edit the %sf_root_dir%/users/subdomain.mydomain.it/config/settings.yml

  Edit the db settings and other settings
  

• Edit file config/databases.yml edit the "class" and "dsn" line:

  all:
    doctrine:
      class: acHostDependantDoctrineDatabase
      param:
        dsn: 'mysql:host=localhost;dbname='

• Change the parent class in myUser.class.php

  class myUser extends acHostDependantGuardSecurityUser
  

• Now you can use this sf settings:

  sfConfig::get('sf_ac_host') # the hostname
  sfConfig::get('sf_ac_host_dir') # the hostname root folder (es. %sf_root_dir%/users/subdomain.mydomain.it)
  sfConfig::get('sf_ac_host_config_dir') # the hostname config folder (es. %sf_root_dir%/users/subdomain.mydomain.it/config)
  sfConfig::get('sf_ac_host_uploads_dir') # the hostname uploads folder (es. %sf_root_dir%/users/subdomain.mydomain.it/uploads)
  sfConfig::get('sf_ac_host_i18n_dir') # the hostname i18n folder (es. %sf_root_dir%/users/subdomain.mydomain.it/i18n)
  

Customize i18n for every host

If you need customize i18n for one or more host, you can add this small piece of code in your ProjectConfiguration.class.php or in your ApplicationConfiguration.class.php (ex. frontendConfiguration.class.php)

 public function getI18NDirs($moduleName)
 {
   $dirs = parent::getI18NDirs($moduleName);
   if(is_dir(sfConfig::get('sf_ac_host_i18n_dir')))
     array_unshift($dirs, sfConfig::get('sf_ac_host_i18n_dir'));

   return $dirs;
 }

Next create i18n folder in your domain config folder: %sf_root_dir%/users/subdomain.mydomain.it/i18n and add

Task Command Line

• In the symfony task command line add the --ac_host parameter:

  Examples: php symfony doctrine:insert-sql --ac_host="subdomain.mydomain.it"