I use Symfony to write my code for about two years, but this is the first time I'm trying to use return sfView::ERROR feature.
The problem is, it doesn't work. Even if my controller looks like:
public function executeSomething(){
return sfView::ERROR;
}
and I have two files under templates directory:
somethingSuccess.php
somethingError.php
it still displays success view.
Symfony version is: 1.2
update:
this is part from my debug log:
57 Info PHPView Render "sf_app_dir/modules/project/templates/somethingSuccess.php"
58 Info PHPView Decorate content with "sf_app_dir/templates/clean.php"
59 Info PHPView Render "sf_app_dir/templates/clean.php"
60 Info WebResponse Send status "HTTP/1.1 200 OK"
61 Info WebResponse Send header "Content-Type: text/html; charset=utf-8"
even if I add return 'Blabla'; which should get somethingBlabla.php as view, or at least produce error, it still gets SUCCESS.
