Nope, that won't work because the named route doesn't take or expect a real
parameter and you're providing it your offer_id.
Try this:
link_to("add refurbishment", '@offer_refurbishment_new', array('query_string'
=> 'offer_id='.$offer->getId()))
But you'd be much better served if you just redefined the
offer_refurbishment_new route like this:
offer_refurbishment_new:
url: /offer_refurbishment/new/:offer_id.:sf_format
class: sfPropelRoute
options: { model: OfferRefurbishment, type: object }
param: { module: offer_refurbishment, action: new, sf_format: html }
requirements: { sf_method: get, offer_id: '\d+' }
Add this rule below your PropelRouteCollection rule for offer_refurbishment.
Please check if the model I put up there is correct. Having done this, you can
use this: link_to("add refurbishment",
'@offer_refurbishment_new?offer_id='.$offer->getId())
Cheers, Daniel
On 05.10.2010, at 16:32, Christian wrote:
> link_to("add refurbishment", '@offer_refurbishment_new?offer_id='.
> $offer->getId())
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