On Wednesday, 20 July 2011 at 18:04, zgoniaiko wrote:
> hi to all.
>
> currently we can specify route as annotation like
>
> * @Route("/{company}/{location}/{id}/{position}", name="job_show",
> defaults={"company"="noname", "location"="undefined", "position"="undefined"}
> )
>
> and in the template it will be like
> <a href="{{ url('job_show', { 'company' : job.companySlug, 'location':
> job.locationSlug, 'id' : job.id, 'position': job.positionSlug }) }}">
> {{ job.position }}
> </a>
You could write your own Twig extension to do this pretty easily, but I don't
know of anything built-in.
Make a new class with a method that returns the URL, then add it to the
services: section of your config.yml, with the twig.extension tag and the URL
router as an injected dependency.
This is _completely untested_ code, just off the top of my head, but it should
give you a reasonable starting point:
https://gist.github.com/1095423
Obviously you'll need to change the namespace name to suit. :)
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