New in Symfony 2.3: DomCrawler enhancements
Today, I'm really happy to resume my Living on the edge series of articles about new features in Symfony. For the first post about Symfony 2.3, I like to start with some interesting features added to the DomCrawler component.
Schema-relative URLs¶
Contributed by
Jean-François Simon
in #7179.
In our quest to implement HTTP/Web standards, the Routing component introduced support for new URL generation options in 2.2 with schema-relative and path-relative URLs.
As of Symfony 2.3, we now also have support for schema-relative URLs in the DomCrawler component.
HTML5 forms¶
Contributed by
Robert Kiss
in #7500.
Speaking of standards, the DomCrawler component now supports HTML5 forms. As
you might know, there is a new form
attribute in HTML5 used to associate an orphaned input field with a form on
the same page via the form id
attribute. They are now supported by
DomCrawler natively when submitting a form.
Stay tuned for more Symfony 2.3 new features!
As with any Open-Source project, contributing code or documentation is the most common way to help, but we also have a wide range of sponsoring opportunities.
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Max Małecki said on Apr 8, 2013 at 11:54 #1