Hi Viktoras,
thank you for sharing your solution.
Same problem here, I want to add a custom action in the generator.yml
list section :
list:
actions:
_new: ~
show30: { label: show 30, action: show30 }
I have written a simple actions in the "business_dir" module,
public function executeListShow30(sfWebRequest $request)
{
return $this->renderText('here');
}
but all I got is the Exception :
Empty module and/or action after parsing the URL "/business_dir/show30/
action" (/).
The routes are auto generated by admin generator and are
sfDoctrineRouteCollections,
and I don't see why there is the last '/action' segment in the url and
how to get rid of it.
Could you please (re)explain how to fix that problem ? I don't get how
to apply your solution to my environnement.
thank you a lot :)
Jess
On 6 avr, 12:36, Viktoras <char...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Ok, I've found the solution. The difference between Jobeet example and
> my code was the primary key name. In Jobeet it's id, in my project
> it's tablename_id. Doctrine understands, that id is a primary key and
> thus numeric, but it doesn't recognize tablename_id as a key. So, my
> url was matched with an object route /:module/:id/:action, because :id
> wasn't filtered. And in Jobeet default route :module/:action was the
> one to handle the url. Adding:
> requirements:
> tablename_id: \d+
>
> to the route solves the issue.
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