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Informations about the package simple-media-bundle

SimpleMediaBundle

Symfony2 simple media bundle

Installation

To install this bundle please follow the next steps:

First add the dependencies to your composer.json file:

Then install the bundle with the command:

Enable the bundle in your application kernel:

Include a resource in your config.yml

Now the Bundle is installed.

Configure your database parameters in the app/config/parameters.yml then run

How to create a Media

To associate a media with an object, simply implements MediaAssociableInterface

Then when you wish to upload and associate a media, simply call the idci_simplemedia.manager service to create a form and process it as explain below:

As you can see, the third parameter allow you to choose a provider. For the moment only the file provider is ready to use.

To save and associate a media with your object, call the processForm function like this:

How to retrive and display medias

Controller

In the following exemples, $obj has to be an instance of a class which implement the MediaAssociableInterface. So to retrieve a set of media:

To remove all medias in association with your object $obj, use the removeAssociatedMedias function available throw the service like this:

To remove just one media:

VIEW

To display media in a twig template

How to retrive and display medias tags

Controller

In the following exemples, $obj has to be an instance of a class which implement the MediaAssociableInterface. So to retrieve a set of media:

VIEW

To retrieve tags in a twig template

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Requires php Version >=5.3.2
symfony/framework-bundle Version 2.1.*
twig/twig Version *
doctrine/doctrine-bundle Version *
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