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TimezoneBundle
The TimezoneBundle adds support for guessing a appropiate Timezone serverside in your Symfony 2.1 application.
About
This Bundle offers Timezone detection via a Kernel-listener. Also included is a TimezoneValidator.
Included are 3 TimezoneGuessers
- geoip
- locale_mapper
- locale
You can define the order of which guesser should be called first. Once a guesser finds a appropiate timezone, the timezone will be stored in the session variable lunetics_timezone.
Requirements
To use the geoip guesser and the locale guesser, the pecl-geoip extension must be installed and working.
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License
This bundle is under the MIT license.
Authors
Matthias Breddin : @lunetics
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Package last updated on 04 May 2014
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