Closed gobolabs closed 4 years ago
Hi @gobolabs, Thx =) To embed the file manager you can use an iframe or override the bundle templates (manager.html.twig): https://symfony.com/doc/current/bundles/override.html#templates
Hello, thanks for answer.
Ok for the iframe. It works but not as a "normal" template, naturally.
We have try to override the manager.html.twig but without success. Stop me if I am wrong, but we have to override the controllers also, etc...
And after few test, there are too much depedencied atm to "just" be able to override the only template... Do I am right ?
Why you need to override the controller ?
you must override the view by managing integration conflicts (In your case, it seems complicated...) between filemanager and your template (js and css) no link with the controller
Yeah, that's the points. Pretty complicated to juste override the view + override the front ... but I will try again asap. I'll keep you in touch.
Thanks for the answers !
Regards,
Hello,
First, thanks for the work!
i found a "workaround" (frame) to embed the file manager into a twig template after a few try of overrides.
Do I missed something or there is a "simple" way to embed the file manager into a view ?
If not, could it be possible ? A reason to avoid it ?
Regards,