Is $product in your foreach loop a simple array or a doctrine record?
When it is a doctrine record, this would work too (without doing
further db queries):
<?php echo link_to($product['title'], 'product', $product) ?>
Frank
Am 08.02.2010 um 01:24 schrieb HiDDeN:
I have this route:
product:
url: /:slug-:id.html
param: { module: info, action: index }
options: { model: Product, type: object, segment_separators: ['/',
'.', '-'] }
And I'm using this link_to inside a foreach (it's a list of products
urls):
<?php echo link_to($product['title'], "@product?
slug={$product['slug']}
&id={$product['id']}") ?>
My list contains 50 products, and so there are 50 calls to the
database to retrieve each product. I don't know why... because I just
want to generate urls.
Anyone knows why?
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