HI!
You might wanna use slugs. That (i think it) would help you out.
Instead of having routes like "@subpage?id=56" that would be translated to
"/another_page", you would have just:
"@subpage?slug=another_page", "@subpage?slug=a_page",
"@subpage?slug=a_second_page"
and your "subpage" route would be:
subpage:
url: /:slug
param: { module: a_module, action: an_acttion, slug: index } #that would
autommatically match an index page for a page that has slug = null parameter
Of course i do not know what you really have there (how is your routing.yml
file)
Alecs
On Mon, Oct 19, 2009 at 11:38 PM, Jacob Coby <jc...@portallabs.com> wrote:
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> Hi all,
>
> I've been working on a symfony 1.2 app that includes a CMS.
> Unfortunately, the CMS system generates approximately 3000 routes
> programmatically across 4 different module/actions. Unfortunately
> there is no sort of pattern to the routes and the cms uses the routing
> system to generate the final url. For example, cms/index?id=23 would
> get translated to /about_us. And cms/subpage?id=56 would get
> translated to /another_page.
>
> This generates a 6.5mb routing cache which expands to well over 64mb
> once running in PHP (I had to set the memory limit to 128mb just to
> get it running). With a small EC2 instance (256mb), the site
> immediately starts to eat up the 200mb free and marches towards the
> swap of death.
>
> I tried writing a custom routing object that would query the database
> to do the routing, but it doesn't solve the problem of needing to
> generate the urls from page IDs.
>
> Does anyone have suggestions on how to get this routing system under
> control?
>
> Thanks,
> --
> Jacob Coby
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