Re: [symfony-users] The route "#" does not exist

2011-06-03 Thread Justin Hilles
Javier is right but if you had to use link_to link_to('Link Text", $sf_request->getPath(), array("anchor" => "#")); I think that works, i like having all my links in symland -- If you want to report a vulnerability issue on symfony, please send it to security at symfony-project.com You receiv

Re: [symfony-users] The route "#" does not exist

2011-06-03 Thread Javier Garcia
I think you don't need link_to() to create an static link. Use href="#"> directly. Javi On 06/03/2011 06:40 AM, Imran wrote: Hi Folks, I am new to symfony1.4 and few issues are coming with link_to() helper. when i use write as link_to('text', '#), it throws error The route "#" does not exist

[symfony-users] The route "#" does not exist

2011-06-02 Thread Imran
Hi Folks, I am new to symfony1.4 and few issues are coming with link_to() helper. when i use write as link_to('text', '#), it throws error The route "#" does not exist. It was working in earlier versions of symfony. How to render the anchor tag with # url? Thanks -- If you want to report a