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I want to create a custom ./config/unavailable.php page using the layouts and styling used by the rest of my application. I could just copy the generated HTML that one of these pages renders, but then if I ever change the layout or style I would have to re-copy.
How can I render the unavailable.php page the same way I render the views?
I am using symfony 1.4.
unavailable.phpis called when symfony is busy clearing its cache. You might want not to disturb it too much at this moment, that’s why plain php is used. Copying html could be done by a cron task though, so if I were you I would try to combine cron, wget and sed to achieve this.