By default view files need to end in “Success”. So my index view file would be named “indexSuccess.php”. Is there a way to globally change this suffix? I’d like to set it to blank so that my view file could simply be named “index.php”
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By default view files need to end in “Success”. So my index view file would be named “indexSuccess.php”. Is there a way to globally change this suffix? I’d like to set it to blank so that my view file could simply be named “index.php”
You can’t change it directly – that value is defined as a class constant at
sfView::SUCCESS.And even if you could, I suspect you’d break a bunch of things.
I’d advise against this – the actionName/ViewName paradigm is pretty deeply embedded
And even if you could, I suspect the amount of work required would not be an economical trade-off with the time saved by not having to type “Success” into your template file names.