On 4/20/11 4:55 PM, Michel wrote:
Hi everyone,
I would like to have some updates concerning this issue. If it is
currently in development or not.
I've just committed this feature:
https://github.com/symfony/symfony/commit/7266b41aded2db6a88f980431752f25688cb204b
Fabien
If not I could do it myself in the comming days and push it to the
git. Thus, do you have any recommandation on how to inject the _locale
value to the url generator ? Right now I see two possibilities :
1. injecting the session to the UrlGenerator, which is very ugly
2. expose a parameterbag from the url generator, which contains
aditionnal default values that can be set pragmatically, and fill it
when the _locale value is filled
Do you see any more option ?
Michel
On 14 avr, 15:59, Fabien Potencier<fabien.potenc...@symfony-
project.com> wrote:
On 4/14/11 3:17 PM, ryan weaver wrote:
Hey guys-
I'm bringing this back up again - after seeing a user ask about it in
#symfony.
When generating routes, I think the_localeparameter should be
automatically set from the locale set on the user's session (with the
normal fallback mechanism). The_localerouting parameter value is
automatically set to the users session, but opposite direction (using
the session's locale to populate the_localeparameter when generating
routes) is not true.
Last time I looked, implementing this was not immediately obvious - but
I wanted to at least see if others agree that this should be the desired
behavior.
I had a discussion about this same topic this morning. We are going to
"fix" this in the coming days.
Fabien
Thanks!
Ryan Weaver
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On Sun, Jan 2, 2011 at 1:39 PM, weaverryan<[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Hey guys-
Currently, when the route parameter "_locale" is matched, that value
is set as the session's locale. However, when generating URLs, the
session's locale is not automatically used as the_localerouting
default if none is specified.
Has this feature been purposefully omitted or are we just waiting for
someone to implement it? More generally, with how the route generator
compiles, the solution seems non-trivial.
Thoughts?
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