Introduction

Below there is the description of the configuration files you have to edit on your symfony project to start using the firesymfonyPlugin. The instructions vary according to the targeted symfony version.

Details

For symfony 1.0 do the following:

Change ONLY the logging.yml file like this:

all:
 enabled: on
 level:   debug
 rotate:  off
 period:  7
 history: 10
 purge:   on
 loggers:
   sf_web_debug:
     class: fsWebDebugLogger
     param:
       condition: %SF_WEB_DEBUG%
   sf_file_debug:
     class: sfFileLogger
     param:
       file: %SF_LOG_DIR%/%SF_APP%_%SF_ENVIRONMENT%.log

The only difference here with the default symfony 1.0 logging.yml is the entry:

class: fsWebDebugLogger

If you clear the cache and reload your site you should see the debug data on the FireSymfony extension.

For symfony 1.1 do the following:

Change ONLY the factories.yml file like this:

all:
   logger:
   class: sfAggregateLogger
     param:
       level: debug
       loggers:
         sf_web_debug:
           class: sfWebDebugLogger
           param:
             level: debug
             condition:      %SF_WEB_DEBUG%
             xdebug_logging: false
             web_debug_class: fsWebDebugForSf11

The only difference here with the default symfony 1.1 factories.yml is the entry:

web_debug_class: fsWebDebugForSf11

If you clear the cache and reload your site you should see the debug data on the FireSymfony extension.

For symfony 1.2 do the following:

Change ONLY the factories.yml file like this:

all:
 logger:
   class: sfAggregateLogger
   param:
     level: debug
     loggers:
       sf_web_debug:
         class: sfWebDebugLogger
         param:
           level: debug
           condition:       %SF_WEB_DEBUG%
           xdebug_logging:  false
           web_debug_class: fsWebDebugForSf12

The only difference here with the default symfony 1.2 factories.yml is the entry:

web_debug_class: fsWebDebugForSf11

(I turned off xdebug_logging, but that shouldn't affect the plugin)