Meta refresh in Symfony – use view.yml
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Meta refresh in Symfony – use view.yml

19 Aug 2009 Meta refresh in Symfony – use view.yml

Posted at 11:41h in Symfony by

The easiest way I’ve found to add meta refresh to a specific action in Symfony is to use the view.yml file. Note that I use http_metas, not regular metas.

indexSuccess:
  http_metas:
    refresh: 300

which results in adding the following, as you would expect:

<meta http-equiv="Refresh" content="300" />
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