I would like to see support for parameters in general in prefixes.
We are setting up a multi tenancy system where we would like all urls
in the system to be prefixed with the organisation's slug, similar to
Alessandro's requirement for _locale. Currently we have added the slug
to each bundle's set of routes:
/inventory/{org}/* (inventory is the prefix from routing.yml, org is
added as part of the InventoryBundle's routing.yml)
/reporting/{org}/*
where we would like:
/{org}/inventory, /{org}/reporting etc as the prefix in routing.yml
(along with defaults etc)
Regards,
MB
On Jun 1, 5:05 pm, ivarne <[email protected]> wrote:
> The prefix approach does not work because the routing compiller tries to
> optimize the prefix if more than one route is included. This means the
> imported routes are surounded by a if(0===strpos('{_locale}')), whitch wont
> match and you'll get a 404. If there is only one route in the included file,
> it kind of works but the requirements will not be used, so your locale can
> be set to anyting not containing a "/".
>
> I think the routing system should be modified so that it would support
> adding a global {_locale} parameter. I would hate to use ctrl-c clrl-v in 5
> different files in five different bundles if I am to add a language to the
> site, and your syntax is a clean way to specify it globally.
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