[symfony-users] Re: Symfony 2.0 - Use anchor in url

2010-03-22 Thread Jérémie
On 19 mar, 22:48, Marijn marijn.huizendv...@gmail.com wrote:
 What code do you use for link generation?


The code is something like this:

 a href='.$view-router-generate('voirtopic', array('topic_id' =
$data_1['topic_id'], 'topic_page' = $page.'#p_'.
$data_1['topic_last_post'])).''.$data_1['post_time'].'/a

In the generated page, I can see the link is /voirtopic/18/1#p_70,
so I clik, and then in the address bar it becomes... /voirtopic/
18/1%23p_70.
But if I modified the url in the address bar and write # instead of
%23, it works fine and goes to the anchor in the page.

Thanks,
Jérémie



 I suggest you don't add the #id to your link generation:

 a href=?php echo $view-router-generate('my_route',
 array('arg_myRouteArgument' = 'someValue')), $myObject-getId(); ?

 ?php echo $myObject-getSomeValue(); ?/a

 On Mar 19, 8:05 pm, Jérémie jeremie.symf...@gmail.com wrote:

  On Mar 19, 7:51 pm, Marijn marijn.huizendv...@gmail.com wrote: Where 
  does symfony overwrite those links? In your routing file? Or in
   the RoutingHelper?

  In the address bar of the browser. The link, created with 
  $view-router-generate('mypage'), is ok. I can see it's something like

  localhost/myproject/mypage#12. Then I click, my browser opens the
  link, the page is loaded, but doesn't go the theanchor(because of
  the # becoming %23).

  Thanks for your answer :)
  Jérémie

   On Mar 19, 5:16 pm, Jérémie jeremie.symf...@gmail.com wrote:

I there,

I'd like to use anchors in my project, but when I have something like
/page/1#12, it's overwritten by /page/1%2312
We could change it in the previous versions, but in 2.0, I can't find
where.
Does anybody know?

Thanks
Jérémie

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[symfony-users] Re: Symfony 2.0 - Use anchor in url

2010-03-22 Thread Jérémie


On 22 mar, 10:16, Marijn marijn.huizendv...@gmail.com wrote:
 Try this:

 a href=?php echo $view-router-generate('voirtopic',
 array('topic_id' = $data_1['topic_id'], 'topic_page' = $page)),
 '#p_', $data_1['topic_last_post']; ?


Still the same problem.
I really think it's something we can configure in Symfony options; we
can do it with the previous versions.

Jérémie
 On Mar 22, 9:38 am, Jérémie jeremie.symf...@gmail.com wrote:

  On 19 mar, 22:48, Marijn marijn.huizendv...@gmail.com wrote:

   What code do you use for link generation?

  The code is something like this:

   a href='.$view-router-generate('voirtopic', array('topic_id' =
  $data_1['topic_id'], 'topic_page' = $page.'#p_'.
  $data_1['topic_last_post'])).''.$data_1['post_time'].'/a

  In the generated page, I can see the link is /voirtopic/18/1#p_70,
  so I clik, and then in the address bar it becomes... /voirtopic/
  18/1%23p_70.
  But if I modified the url in the address bar and write # instead of
  %23, it works fine and goes to theanchorin the page.

  Thanks,
  Jérémie

   I suggest you don't add the #id to your link generation:

   a href=?php echo $view-router-generate('my_route',
   array('arg_myRouteArgument' = 'someValue')), $myObject-getId(); ?

   ?php echo $myObject-getSomeValue(); ?/a

   On Mar 19, 8:05 pm, Jérémie jeremie.symf...@gmail.com wrote:

On Mar 19, 7:51 pm, Marijn marijn.huizendv...@gmail.com wrote: Where 
does symfony overwrite those links? In your routing file? Or in
 the RoutingHelper?

In the address bar of the browser. The link, created with 
$view-router-generate('mypage'), is ok. I can see it's something 
like

localhost/myproject/mypage#12. Then I click, my browser opens the
link, the page is loaded, but doesn't go the theanchor(because of
the # becoming %23).

Thanks for your answer :)
Jérémie

 On Mar 19, 5:16 pm, Jérémie jeremie.symf...@gmail.com wrote:

  I there,

  I'd like to use anchors in my project, but when I have something 
  like
  /page/1#12, it's overwritten by /page/1%2312
  We could change it in the previous versions, but in 2.0, I can't 
  find
  where.
  Does anybody know?

  Thanks
  Jérémie

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Re: [symfony-users] Re: Symfony 2.0 - Use anchor in url

2010-03-22 Thread Fabien Potencier

On 3/22/10 10:24 AM, Jérémie wrote:



On 22 mar, 10:16, Marijnmarijn.huizendv...@gmail.com  wrote:

Try this:

a href=?php echo $view-router-generate('voirtopic',
array('topic_id' =  $data_1['topic_id'], 'topic_page' =  $page)),
'#p_', $data_1['topic_last_post']; ?



Still the same problem.
I really think it's something we can configure in Symfony options; we
can do it with the previous versions.


The anchor does not belong to the URL, just add it after the URL:

a href=? echo $view-router-generate(...) ?#p_.../a

Fabien




Jérémie

On Mar 22, 9:38 am, Jérémiejeremie.symf...@gmail.com  wrote:


On 19 mar, 22:48, Marijnmarijn.huizendv...@gmail.com  wrote:



What code do you use for link generation?



The code is something like this:



  a href='.$view-router-generate('voirtopic', array('topic_id' =
$data_1['topic_id'], 'topic_page' =  $page.'#p_'.
$data_1['topic_last_post'])).''.$data_1['post_time'].'/a



In the generated page, I can see the link is /voirtopic/18/1#p_70,
so I clik, and then in the address bar it becomes... /voirtopic/
18/1%23p_70.
But if I modified the url in the address bar and write # instead of
%23, it works fine and goes to theanchorin the page.



Thanks,
Jérémie



I suggest you don't add the #id to your link generation:



a href=?php echo $view-router-generate('my_route',
array('arg_myRouteArgument' =  'someValue')), $myObject-getId(); ?



?php echo $myObject-getSomeValue(); ?/a



On Mar 19, 8:05 pm, Jérémiejeremie.symf...@gmail.com  wrote:



On Mar 19, 7:51 pm, Marijnmarijn.huizendv...@gmail.com  wrote:  Where does 
symfony overwrite those links? In your routing file? Or in

the RoutingHelper?



In the address bar of the browser. The link, created with 
$view-router-generate('mypage'), is ok. I can see it's something like



localhost/myproject/mypage#12. Then I click, my browser opens the
link, the page is loaded, but doesn't go the theanchor(because of
the # becoming %23).



Thanks for your answer :)
Jérémie



On Mar 19, 5:16 pm, Jérémiejeremie.symf...@gmail.com  wrote:



I there,



I'd like to use anchors in my project, but when I have something like
/page/1#12, it's overwritten by /page/1%2312
We could change it in the previous versions, but in 2.0, I can't find
where.
Does anybody know?



Thanks
Jérémie




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[symfony-users] Re: Symfony 2.0 - Use anchor in url

2010-03-22 Thread Jérémie
The last 2 answers were right! (even if I said there where still the
problem :-P )

Thanks a lot to all of you :)

Jérémie

On 22 mar, 10:53, Fabien Potencier fabien.potenc...@symfony-
project.com wrote:
 On 3/22/10 10:24 AM, Jérémie wrote:



  On 22 mar, 10:16, Marijnmarijn.huizendv...@gmail.com  wrote:
  Try this:

  a href=?php echo $view-router-generate('voirtopic',
  array('topic_id' =  $data_1['topic_id'], 'topic_page' =  $page)),
  '#p_', $data_1['topic_last_post']; ?

  Still the same problem.
  I really think it's something we can configure in Symfony options; we
  can do it with the previous versions.

 Theanchordoes not belong to the URL, just add it after the URL:

 a href=? echo $view-router-generate(...) ?#p_.../a

 Fabien



  Jérémie
  On Mar 22, 9:38 am, Jérémiejeremie.symf...@gmail.com  wrote:

  On 19 mar, 22:48, Marijnmarijn.huizendv...@gmail.com  wrote:

  What code do you use for link generation?

  The code is something like this:

    a href='.$view-router-generate('voirtopic', array('topic_id' =
  $data_1['topic_id'], 'topic_page' =  $page.'#p_'.
  $data_1['topic_last_post'])).''.$data_1['post_time'].'/a

  In the generated page, I can see the link is /voirtopic/18/1#p_70,
  so I clik, and then in the address bar it becomes... /voirtopic/
  18/1%23p_70.
  But if I modified the url in the address bar and write # instead of
  %23, it works fine and goes to theanchorin the page.

  Thanks,
  Jérémie

  I suggest you don't add the #id to your link generation:

  a href=?php echo $view-router-generate('my_route',
  array('arg_myRouteArgument' =  'someValue')), $myObject-getId(); ?

  ?php echo $myObject-getSomeValue(); ?/a

  On Mar 19, 8:05 pm, Jérémiejeremie.symf...@gmail.com  wrote:

  On Mar 19, 7:51 pm, Marijnmarijn.huizendv...@gmail.com  wrote:  
  Where does symfony overwrite those links? In your routing file? Or in
  the RoutingHelper?

  In the address bar of the browser. The link, created with 
  $view-router-generate('mypage'), is ok. I can see it's something 
  like

  localhost/myproject/mypage#12. Then I click, my browser opens the
  link, the page is loaded, but doesn't go the theanchor(because of
  the # becoming %23).

  Thanks for your answer :)
  Jérémie

  On Mar 19, 5:16 pm, Jérémiejeremie.symf...@gmail.com  wrote:

  I there,

  I'd like to use anchors in my project, but when I have something like
  /page/1#12, it's overwritten by /page/1%2312
  We could change it in the previous versions, but in 2.0, I can't find
  where.
  Does anybody know?

  Thanks
  Jérémie

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[symfony-users] Re: Symfony 2.0 - Use anchor in url

2010-03-19 Thread Marijn
Where does symfony overwrite those links? In your routing file? Or in
the RoutingHelper?

On Mar 19, 5:16 pm, Jérémie jeremie.symf...@gmail.com wrote:
 I there,

 I'd like to use anchors in my project, but when I have something like
 /page/1#12, it's overwritten by /page/1%2312
 We could change it in the previous versions, but in 2.0, I can't find
 where.
 Does anybody know?

 Thanks
 Jérémie

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[symfony-users] Re: Symfony 2.0 - Use anchor in url

2010-03-19 Thread Jérémie


On Mar 19, 7:51 pm, Marijn marijn.huizendv...@gmail.com wrote:
 Where does symfony overwrite those links? In your routing file? Or in
 the RoutingHelper?

In the address bar of the browser. The link, created with $view-
router-generate('mypage'), is ok. I can see it's something like
localhost/myproject/mypage#12. Then I click, my browser opens the
link, the page is loaded, but doesn't go the the anchor (because of
the # becoming %23).

Thanks for your answer :)
Jérémie

 On Mar 19, 5:16 pm, Jérémie jeremie.symf...@gmail.com wrote:



  I there,

  I'd like to use anchors in my project, but when I have something like
  /page/1#12, it's overwritten by /page/1%2312
  We could change it in the previous versions, but in 2.0, I can't find
  where.
  Does anybody know?

  Thanks
  Jérémie

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[symfony-users] Re: Symfony 2.0 - Use anchor in url

2010-03-19 Thread Marijn
What code do you use for link generation?

I suggest you don't add the #id to your link generation:

a href=?php echo $view-router-generate('my_route',
array('arg_myRouteArgument' = 'someValue')), $myObject-getId(); ?
?php echo $myObject-getSomeValue(); ?/a

On Mar 19, 8:05 pm, Jérémie jeremie.symf...@gmail.com wrote:
 On Mar 19, 7:51 pm, Marijn marijn.huizendv...@gmail.com wrote: Where does 
 symfony overwrite those links? In your routing file? Or in
  the RoutingHelper?

 In the address bar of the browser. The link, created with 
 $view-router-generate('mypage'), is ok. I can see it's something like

 localhost/myproject/mypage#12. Then I click, my browser opens the
 link, the page is loaded, but doesn't go the the anchor (because of
 the # becoming %23).

 Thanks for your answer :)
 Jérémie



  On Mar 19, 5:16 pm, Jérémie jeremie.symf...@gmail.com wrote:

   I there,

   I'd like to use anchors in my project, but when I have something like
   /page/1#12, it's overwritten by /page/1%2312
   We could change it in the previous versions, but in 2.0, I can't find
   where.
   Does anybody know?

   Thanks
   Jérémie

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Re: [symfony-users] Re: Symfony 2.0 - Use anchor in url

2010-03-19 Thread Eno
On Fri, 19 Mar 2010, Marijn wrote:

 What code do you use for link generation?
 
 I suggest you don't add the #id to your link generation:

Especially since # is used in URLs for page anchors...



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