Ok, no_script_name was the answer to my problem :)
So it's working now, thanks for the help !
On 22 juil, 18:42, Gábor Fási <maerl...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Which was the first project you made, frontend or backend? The first
> one gets to use index.php, the second one uses projectname.php, and
> has no_script_name disabled by default.
>
> On Wed, Jul 22, 2009 at 16:20, Aurélien Lansmanne<ulyss...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > Hi,
>
> > I've recently tried my first application developped with Symfony, but
> > I've run intro some trouble with the routing, as it doesn't work at
> > all :/
>
> > I've got two applications in my project : The backend that has been
> > made with the admin generator, and an empty frontend ap, with nothing
> > more inside. This is the backend routing.yml
>
> > --------------------------------------------------------
> > questions_questions:
> > class: sfDoctrineRouteCollection
> > options:
> > model: Questions
> > module: questions
> > prefix_path: questions
> > column: id
> > with_wildcard_routes: true
>
> > boss_boss:
> > class: sfDoctrineRouteCollection
> > options:
> > model: Boss
> > module: boss
> > prefix_path: boss
> > column: id
> > with_wildcard_routes: true
>
> > instance_instance:
> > class: sfDoctrineRouteCollection
> > options:
> > model: Instance
> > module: instance
> > prefix_path: instance
> > column: id
> > with_wildcard_routes: true
>
> > # default rules
> > homepage:
> > url: /admin
> > param: { module: main, action: index } :
>
> > ------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> > If I browse to [http://sf.localhost/backend_dev.php/admin] everything
> > works fine. I can see the main module (a welcome page with links). In
> > my layout, I'm using links like
>
> > ----------------------------------------------------------------
> > <li><?php echo link_to('Accueil', '@homepage') ?></li>
> > <li><?php echo link_to('Instances', '@instance_instance') ?></li>
> > -----------------------------------------------------------------
> > And so the url become : [http://sf.localhost/backend_dev.php/
> > instance], etc..
>
> > But if I choose to use the production controller, backend.php, all my
> > links become :
> > [http://sf.localhost/instance]
> > [http://sf.localhost/]...
> > etc...
> > Followed by a "nice"
> > -> The server returned a 404 response.
>
> > I'm a little lost, and have absolutly no idea how to fix this... :/
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