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Asked: 2026-05-22T03:25:04+00:00

I have a symfony 1.4 project with the single application frontend . This application

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I have a symfony 1.4 project with the single application frontend. This application has the single module book with the single action index.

I have two templates for the index action: indexSuccess.mobile.php and indexSuccess.html.php. The action will set the format so as to call one or the other of these templates.

I want to use a different layout for each of these two templates: layout.mobile.php and layout.html.php. The file apps/frontend/modules/book/config/view.yml file is used to specify which layout to use as well as which CSS and JavaScript files are included in a layout.

Since there can only be one view.yml file per module, how do I configure view.yml so that indexSuccess.mobile.php uses layout.mobile.php and loads the appropriate CSS and JS files, while indexSuccess.html.php uses layout.html.php and loads its appropriate CSS and JS files?

I want to use layouts since I will eventually add many more actions/templates to this module.

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  1. Editorial Team

    You can use the setLayout() method of your action to achieve this.
    UPDATE for the css and js files, you can also use the action (call sfWebResponse::addStylesheet() and sfWebResponse::addJavascript()).
    If you absolutely want to do all this from the view.yml, the best for you would be to change the template name (return a different suffix in your action)

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