Pierre,
For the routing rule, you'll just have to add a requirement for the path
variable to make it greedy:
my_rule:
url: /route/:path
params { whatever }
requirements:
path: '.*'
But that won't be enough, because when you use link_to(), the slashes (/) in
the parameters will be escaped and Apache will probably refuse them. So
you'll have to trick the routing system into not escaping this variable, and
this means a little hack.
function link_to_path($text, $path)
{
$link = link_to($text, '@my_rule?path=PLACEHOLDER');
return str_replace('PLACEHOLDER', $path, $link);
}
This should work somehow...
François
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Envoyé : dimanche 6 mai 2007 14:15
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Objet : [symfony-devs] [Routing] Nested Set And Slash Separated Urls
Hello,
I'm not aware of regular expressions and so on, so I'm asking here
directly:
I have a Page model using Propel Nested Set behavior to provide some kind of
hierarchical structure. Now I'd like to use the breadcrump/ path separated
by a slash (/) in the url as route, e.g. /foo/bar.html will be the child
"bar" of parent "foo".
How do I have to set up the routing rule so that I have _one_ parameter
which holds this breadcrumb/path?
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