In the project I contribute to (http://qubit-toolkit.org/wiki/
index.php?title=Main_Page) we have a list of many symfony actions:
* editIsad
* editRad
* editDc
[...]
* showIsad
* showRad
* showDc
[...]
The actions correspond to different metadata standards. Our URLs are
of the form: "/:module/:action/:template", e.g. "/informationObject/
edit/isad"
My challenge now, is routing URLs of this form, where the action name
does not actually appear in the URL, to the correct action, for all
our defined actions.
Currently in our routing.yml, I have:
edt/isad:
url: /:module/edit/isad
param: { action: editIsad }
edit/rad:
url: /:module/edit/rad
param: { action: editRad }
[...]
The problem is that, as the list of supported metadata standards
grows, it is hard to keep our routing.yml consistent with our list of
defined actions.
How can I configure the routing system to forward URLs like "/
informationObject/edit/foo" to the "editFoo" action, without listing
all the actions in routing.yml?
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