Don't Know if it is best practice, but I did it like this:
store the actual Module in the Users Attributes. If the current module differs from the strored module, than you know the referring module and can store the new module.
Regards, Christopher. Bruno Reis schrieb:
Hi, I have a referer url and I want to identify what is the module from that url. So I will need to parse this url the same way symfony does it on it´s routing or front controller. How can I parse a string containing a URL to know what is the module in it considering the actual defined routing configuration? Thanks, Bruno
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