Hello.
One -> all route tokens should be unique, you are right on that.
Second, the route order matters. The first route that matches will be
used. I am guessing /blog/:page is your first route, which is why it
matches every case.
As for default parameters not appearing - I'm not sure. Can you s
About Route 1 - if route has a * wildcard at the end of the url then
the parameters will be added like this:
http://.../param1/value1/param2/value2/...
and so on. This is by default in symfony.
What I want is the url to be http://localhost/blog, when the page is
equal to 1, and http://localhost/b
On Thu, 24 Jun 2010, Tom Ptacnik wrote:
> I don't get why in first example the Output: http://localhost/blog/page/2
>
> If you want the output like this just define your route like
>
> blog:
> url: /blog/page/:page
> param: { module: blog, action: list, page: 1 }
Yeah I w
I don't get why in first example the Output: http://localhost/blog/page/2
If you want the output like this just define your route like
blog:
url: /blog/page/:page
param: { module: blog, action: list, page: 1 }
On 23 čvn, 13:55, "Ivo Az." wrote:
> These are just example rou
These are just example routes, there are no routes with the same name.
Why should order of route matter when I use it's name in the url
helper (e.g. link_for(5 '@blog?page=5'))?
For Route 3 this should output http://localhost/blog/page/5, but the
output is http://localhost/blog.
On Jun 23, 4:38 am
