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smoreno
smoreno

Reputation: 3530

Symfony2: Routing controllers and views in subdirectories

I'm developing a bundle with frontend and backend. I follow instructions about the best way to structure controllers and views for backend and frontend parts here and here. But I can't find how to specify subdirectories in my routing configuration file. I try to put this, but it does not work.

post:
  pattern:  /
  defaults: { _controller: "HavactBlogBundle:Backend/Post:Backend/index" }

Upvotes: 4

Views: 9029

Answers (4)

John Pancoast
John Pancoast

Reputation: 1271

For those people not wanting to expose their controllers as a service (which is an indirect solution to the problem), you specify the route as such.

route_name: path: /path defaults: { _controller: BundleName:Namespace/Controller:action }

Namespace is your subdirectory in the bundle's Controller directory followed by / to separate it.

All else should work just the same.

Upvotes: 5

OrganicPanda
OrganicPanda

Reputation: 2677

In routing YAML:

defaults: { _controller: Org\FancyBundle\Controller\Page\Blog\CommentsController::fancyAction }

The difference here is that I don't use quotes around the string and YAML is okay with that. In a Twig template:

{% render "Org\\FancyBundle\\Controller\\Page\\Blog\\CommentsController::listAction" with {} %}

I've never had any problems with escaping that I know of. Symfony 2.0.9, PHP 5.3.9 on Windows/IIS (sigh)

Upvotes: 0

smoreno
smoreno

Reputation: 3530

I relsoved exposing my controller as service

post:
pattern:  /
defaults: { _controller: "my.controller.service.id:indexAction" }

Upvotes: 2

Lhassan Baazzi
Lhassan Baazzi

Reputation: 1150

try this: replace the slash with the backslash

post:
    pattern:  /
    defaults: { _controller: "HavactBlogBundle:Backend\Post:index" }

Upvotes: 16

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