Symfony framework: Common method for multiple modules

Question

In my project I have multiple modules as:

1. Become sponsor
2. Become exhibitor
3. Call for papers
4. Etc

In these modules I have a form for users to fill and submit data. It's like a registration form. If registration is succeeded, I send "welcome message" to user's email. This email template is common for all situations!

So, I need a common function, method to call in order to send that email. I don't want to write it in each action. So that, in that method I could get instance of mailer, user culture etc, like in a basic module action.

Please help, brothers!

j_freyre · Accepted Answer · 2011-03-28 11:13:28Z

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You can create a new class in your lib directory.

The file will automatically included in your action files.

Then in your action:

$obj = new YourNewClass();
$obj->sendMail($p1, $p2, ...);

answered Mar 28, 2011 at 11:13

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Almas Adilbek Over a year ago

How can I include it in other modules? Can you give simple example of that class?

j_freyre Over a year ago

By default, classes stored in the following directories in your projects benefit from the autoloading automatically: myproject/lib/ myproject/lib/model myproject/apps/myapp/lib/ myproject/apps/myapp/modules/mymodule/lib Then your class should send the mail based on some params. But this is another subject?!

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