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Well, in fact i have taken the idea from what has already been done with cakePHP, you can find the original blog articles here (1) and thanks to the authors for the work. Now a full project for this purpose is available for cakePHP it is called Jake
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Versions used :
Joomla 1.0.12 stable
Install the plugin (check the plugin Wiki page in Symfony )
Now you must have a sfJoomlaBridge dir in your plugins dir and a com_symfony dir in /web/components
The Symfony application is built as usual and the Joomla installation must be achieved in the /web of the Symfony project.
Open symfony.html.php, line 8 modify the name of Symfony controller file (frontoffice.php by default). Take care to use a production controller, because we should't have any debug information
Un-comment line 34 with file_get_contents if you don't have curl installed on you web server, and comment the curl related line above.
In index.php of Joomla
before (near line 114)
// mainframe is an API workhorse, lots of 'core' interaction routines $mainframe = new mosMainFrame( $database, $option, '.' ); $mainframe->initSession();
add
//Before Joomla initialize its mainframe, lets play… // check missing component — added before $mainframe is being initialized //########################## if (!file_exists($mosConfig_absolute_path . '/components/'. $option )) { $option = 'com_symfony'; //set component to com_cake if a controller is not found. }
Clear the cache
> symfony clear cc
There is nothing really specific except the new link helper to use in the templates. To use the Joomla helpers :
<?php use_helper('Joomla'); ?>
You can also modify the index file of Joomla application in plugins/sfJoomlaBridge/config/config.php
We are going to do a page (module/action) whitch will be called by Joomla with the help of its new component.
Nous are going to create 2 actions, 1 basic (static content) and one with the users list of Joomla administration
index/actions/actions.class.php
/** * Executes index action */ public function executeIndex() { } /** * Test Joomla/Symfony integration * * @author lvernet * @since 26 feb 2007 */ public function executeUsers() { $this->users = JosUsersPeer::doSelect(new Criteria()); }
The plugin introduce a new helper link_to_joomla that allows to do link to others symfony pages but with staying in the Joomla application.
templates/usersSuccess.php
<?php use_helper('Joomla'); ?> <h1>Joomla Users list</h1> <p>This list is retrieved with the help of the ORM of Symfony</p>
<?php if ($users): ?> <table class="contenttoc"> <thead> <th>Id</th> <th>Name</th> <th>User name</th> </thead> <?php foreach($users as $user): ?> <tr> <td><?php echo $user->getId(); ?></td> <td><?php echo $user->getName(); ?></td> <td><?php echo $user->getUsername(); ?></td> </tr> <?php endforeach; ?> </table> <?php endif; ?>
<?php echo link_to_joomla('Back to index', 'index/index', array('query_string' => 'param1=chat¶m2=rat')); ?>
templates/indexSuccess.php
<?php use_helper('Joomla'); ?> <h1>This content is provided through Symfony framework.</h1> <?php echo image_tag('powered_by.png') ?> && <?php echo image_tag('http://www.symfony-project.com/images/symfony_logo.gif') ?>
<?php echo link_to_joomla('Users list', 'index/users'); ?>
Now we must desactivate the view's layout, because we don't want it as we will use the one of Joomla.
In index/config/view.yml :
indexSuccess: has_layout: off usersSuccess: has_layout: off
We can now call our sf pages in Joomla, link are formed as following : index.php?option=index&task=users
Go to the url: http://projectroot/index.php?option=index&task=users, the users list is displayed and you have a link to go to the index page (link created with the joomla helper)
/!\ Be carefull, the option param should not match the name of a Joomla component /!\
I made this quiet quickly, of course there are lot of things to do to have a perfect integration as the Jake project does it for cakePHP. If someone is interested, feel free to take the code and contribute, it would be nice. COil :)
Commentaires sur ce snippet
Great work! I know joomla quite well but I am not ready to test your beta version as I'd like to know if this bridge work with the joomla back-end. Will it work if I do the same joomla configuration with administration/components ? I am really wanna make some contribution but I've just got to know Symfony.
If you can make the bride work with joomla back-office, I'll be the tester as I have a joomla website to do right now.
Hi Thai ! Well, the main goal of this plugin is to display content from Symfony in a Joomla application, i'am not sure if providing a "bridge" to the Joomla backend would make sense... What would you want to do exactly ? You can have a typical Symfony backend application for all the Symfony stuff and the standart Joomla admin for all Joomla contents... But as i said this plugin is quiet experimental for now. So tell what you'd want to do, we will see how can we could make it, of course your contribution would be welcome.
Looks cool! I am trying to do something that's related to what you did, except it's in the opposite way: a bridge from MediaWiki to Symfony.
I've been looking at your code for inspiration, and I guess I would need to use Symfony filters too. Am I right?