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Asked: 2026-05-28T00:37:28+00:00

I’ve seen some question here about almost the same thing, but, after following their

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I’ve seen some question here about almost the same thing, but, after following their suggestions I keep getting the same behavior.

I’m constructing the json object in my action as follows:

return $this->renderText(json_encode(array(
            'html'  => addslashes($this->renderPartial('global/formWrapper',
                    array(
                        'form'  => $nareas,
                        'url'   => $this->generateUrl('new_promo_step2'),
                        'cancelUrl' => 'new_promo',
                          ))),
            'error' => true)));

and Im getting the following response:

<html>
  The html content which is supposed to be in the "html" property of my json
  object...
</html>{"html":"None","error":true}

along with a header with a Content-Type:text/html; charset=utf-8.

In my jQuery ajax request, I’ve set the dataType as ‘json’ (and of course I get an unexpected character error), and as ‘text’ (and I get no error, but keep getting the malformed json)

I’ve tried using addslashes() (as in the example), and without this function; tried using the ESC_RAW symfony option, and got the same.

I’m expecting to get something like this:

{"html":"<html>Html content</html>","error":true}

Please! any help would be strongly appreciated!

Thanks!

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  1. Editorial Team

    To render a partial from the action you will need to load your partials as an include and use getPartial to retrieve it into your renderText call. 

    sfLoader::loadHelpers('Partial');
return $this->renderText(json_encode(array(
        'html'  => addslashes(getPartial('global/formWrapper',
                array(
                    'form'  => $nareas,
                    'url'   => $this->generateUrl('new_promo_step2'),
                    'cancelUrl' => 'new_promo',
                      ))),
        'error' => true)));
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