Hi raphael,
Yes it's for all routes, I just want define my own generator route
class to add an option for generate url function to manage subdomain.
For example I define my host in app.yml like that : www.domain.com
And in my routing
# If the current host is default host, generate relative url
I found a solution not very pretty but it works for the moment ... but
if someone has a solution I take.
#factories.yml
routing:
class: myPatternRouting
class myPatternRouting extends sfPatternRouting
{
public function connect($name, $route)
{
$routes = $route instanceof
Not works...
On 17 fév, 15:43, Mathieu Tricoire mathieu.trico...@gmail.com wrote:
I found a solution not very pretty but it works for the moment ... but
if someone has a solution I take.
#factories.yml
routing:
class: myPatternRouting
class myPatternRouting extends sfPatternRouting
Hi, I am at sfLive.. :-)
One (maybe not the single possible) answer to your question: specify
your custom route class in routing.yml.
For the details, see the beginning of this chapter:
http://www.symfony-project.org/reference/1_4/en/10-Routing
Cheers, RAPHAEL
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I see no solutions, sfRoute was define in sfRoutingConfigHandler, so
go to define in routing.yml
On 16 fév, 18:23, Mathieu Tricoire mathieu.trico...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi, if someone are not going to sfLive i would like know how to change
the default class which generate route (replace sfRoute by
My apologies if I misunderstood your question, and perhaps you may
elaborate a bit more on your specific situation. You want to replace
sfRoute by your own class in general for all routes (unless explicitly
specified in routing.yml)? What sort of routes have you then defined
in routing.yml, e.g.
