Disabling both cookie and form_login param results in no TwigExtension

[rvanlaak]

When we disable both of the User features of the bundle in the security.yml this results into that the Twig extension isn't loaded.

wordpress_cookie: false
wordpress_form_login: false

Since this Twig extension is a great feature of this bundle, this should be configurable separately.

I'm willing to create a pull request, but then you've got to explain me where the Twig extension service is loaded.

[rvanlaak]

I think this bug/feature is in extension of the behavior of the short init mode.

short_init: false

So, in case of the short init mode, the Twig extension should be loaded...

[kayue]

When short_init mode is on, it only load the necessary files for Symfony's login needs. Thus a lot of theme function won't available in short_init mode.

It is good if you only want to sync WordPress's login state, and use Symfony to do the rest (querying post etc)

[rvanlaak]

Okay, sounds good! Can you point me in the direction where the TwigExtension is loaded? What I want is a config-parameter to enable access the {{ wp. }} global in my own Twig templates.

[kayue]

short_init shouldn't affect the Twig extension, it is always loaded.

https://github.com/kayue/WordpressBundle/blob/master/Resources/config/services.xml#L61-L66

What error do you get? Since the wp global is only a proxy method / magic method, I think you can use {{ wp.time() }} to test is this global working or not.

[rvanlaak]

When the situation from the issue is simulated, I get the following error:

An exception has been thrown during the rendering of a template ("Warning: call_user_func_array() expects parameter 1 to be a valid callback, function 'bloginfo' not found or invalid function name in /home/scribbr/sites/scribbr/vendor/hypebeast/wordpress-bundle/Hypebeast/WordpressBundle/Extensions/WordpressTwigExtension.php line 63") in ScribbrAppBundle:Order:order0.html.twig at line 8.

[kayue]

Did you turn off short_init?

On Thu, Feb 21, 2013 at 11:36 PM, Rvanlaak notifications@github.com wrote:

When the situation from the issue is simulated, I get the following error:

An exception has been thrown during the rendering of a template ("Warning: call_user_func_array() expects parameter 1 to be a valid callback, function 'bloginfo' not found or invalid function name in /home/scribbr/sites/scribbr/vendor/hypebeast/wordpress-bundle/Hypebeast/WordpressBundle/Extensions/WordpressTwigExtension.php line 63") in ScribbrAppBundle:Order:order0.html.twig at line 8.

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[rvanlaak]

Yes I did... with the following settings I get that error:

short_init: false
wordpress_cookie: false
wordpress_form_login: false

So, that is why I'd like to know where / when in the process the Twig extension is loaded, so I can manually initialize it.

[rvanlaak]

I'm trying to activate remember_me functionality for my application, but in extension of this bug/error now the following error appears.

You must configure at least one remember-me aware listener (such as
form-login) for each firewall that has remember-me enabled.

I've been searching for a solution, but it seems like the WordpressBundle isnt interoperable with the remember functionality.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12799286/how-to-configure-a-remember-me-aware-listener-in-symfony-2

I've also added an StackOverflow question myself

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15613504/wordpressbundle-and-remember-me