Reputation: 1241
I'm working on a Symfony2 project, but this question probably still applies to just general php. I'm still very much learning.
I have a url that needs to like website.com/2014/fall/other
. In symfony's twig template I have the links as website.com/{{ allSemesters }}/other
The variables I'm passing in are
$allSemesters=array("Fall 2014", "Spring 2015", "Summer 2015");
This is in my template.
{% for allSemester in allSemesters %}
<a href="{{ allSemester }}/other">{{ allSemester | capitalize }}</a>
{% endfor %}
Resulting in links that go to: website.com/Spring%202015/other
and not website.com/2015/Spring/other
.
Any way to reconfigure my array or split the variable somehow to get the desired url? Many thanks in advance!
Upvotes: 0
Views: 375
Reputation: 1299
Using .yml routing, I would do something like this:
semester_other:
pattern: /{year}/{semester}/other/
defaults: { _controller: "AppBlablaBundle:Semester:other", year: null, semester: null}
And the controller:
public function otherAction($year, $semester) {
}
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 300855
You could use twig's replace filter
<a href="{{ allSemester |replace({' ': "/"}) }}/other">
The "Symfony way" would be to use path() to calculate the route given a 'season' and 'year' parameter
Upvotes: 1