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How to authenticate a user with multiple user providers Updated
Description Symfony provides native support for multiple user providers . This makes it easy to integrate any kind of login handlers, including SSO and existing 3rd party bundles (e.g. FR3DLdapBundle , HWIOauthBundle , F…
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How to authenticate a user with multiple user providers Updated
Description Symfony provides native support for multiple user providers . This makes it easy to integrate any kind of login handlers, including SSO and existing 3rd party bundles (e.g. FR3DLdapBundle , HWIOauthBundle , F…
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How to convert request parameters into API objects Updated
What it does In lots of cases, a request will provide a contentId or a locationId. Before using them, you will have to load API object within your controller. For example: Thanks to the param converter, you can directly…
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How to expose SiteAccess aware configuration for your bundle Updated
Description Symfony Config component makes it possible to define semantic configuration , exposed to the end developer. This configuration is validated by rules you define, e.g. validating type (string, array, integer, b…
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How to paginate API search results Updated
Description When listing content (e.g. blog posts), pagination is a very common use case and is usually painful to implement by hand. For this purpose eZ Platform recommends the use of Pagerfanta library and proposes ada…
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How to paginate API search results Updated
Description When listing content (e.g. blog posts), pagination is a very common use case and is usually painful to implement by hand. For this purpose eZ Platform recommends the use of Pagerfanta library and proposes ada…
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How to paginate API search results Updated
Description When listing content (e.g. blog posts), pagination is a very common use case and is usually painful to implement by hand. For this purpose eZ Platform recommends the use of Pagerfanta library and proposes ada…
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How to retrieve root location Updated
Description Knowledge of the root location is important since it can be a starting point for API queries, or even links to home page, but as eZ Platform can be used for multisite development , the root location can vary…
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How to use a custom controller to display a content item ... Updated
Enhanced views for Content/Location In some cases, displaying a Content item/Location via the built-in ViewController is not sufficient and will force you to make many sub-requests in order to access different parameters…
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How to use a custom controller to display a content item ... Updated
Enhanced views for Content/Location In some cases, displaying a Content item/Location via the built-in ViewController is not sufficient and will force you to make many sub-requests in order to access different parameters…
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How to use a custom controller to display a content item ... Updated
Enhanced views for Content/Location In some cases, displaying a Content item/Location via the built-in ViewController is not sufficient and will force you to make many sub-requests in order to access different parameters…
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How to use a custom controller to display a content item ... Updated
Enhanced views for Content/Location In some cases, displaying a Content item/Location via the built-in ViewController is not sufficient and will force you to make many sub-requests in order to access different parameters…
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How to use a custom controller to display a content item ... Updated
Enhanced views for Content/Location In some cases, displaying a Content item/Location via the built-in ViewController is not sufficient and will force you to make many sub-requests in order to access different parameters…
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How to use a custom controller to display a content item ... Updated
Enhanced views for Content/Location In some cases, displaying a Content item/Location via the built-in ViewController is not sufficient and will force you to make many sub-requests in order to access different parameters…
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Implementing the Legacy Storage Engine Converter Updated
So far, our Field Type’s value is represented by the Tweet\Value class. It holds a semantic representation of the type’s data: a url, author url and the tweet's content. The next step is to tell the system how to actuall…
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Registering the Field Type as a service Updated
To complete the implementation, we must register our Field Type with Symfony by creating a service for it. Services are by default declared by bundles in Resources/config/services.yml. Using a dedicated file for the Fiel…
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Structuring the bundle Updated
At this point, we have an “anonymous” Symfony 2 bundle. Let’s start by creating the structure for our Field Type. To make it easier to move around the code, we will to some extent mimic the structure that is used in the…
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Template implementation Updated
In order to display data of our Field Type from templates, we need to create and register a template for it. You can find documentation about FieldType templates , as well as on importing settings from a bundle . In a co…
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The bundle Updated
FieldTypes, like any other eZ Platform extensions, must be provided as Symfony 2 bundles. This chapter will cover the creation and organization of this bundle. First, we will explain how to generate the skeleton for a st…
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The bundle Updated
FieldTypes, like any other eZ Platform extensions, must be provided as Symfony 2 bundles. This chapter will cover the creation and organization of this bundle. First, we will explain how to generate the skeleton for a st…