hi, i'd like to have a route for my posts like this:
post_by_slug:
url: /:sf_culture/post/:slug
class: sfDoctrineRoute
param: { module: openbubble, action: show }
options: { model: OpenBubble, type: object }
I call the links like this in indexSuccess.php:
<?php echo link_to($post->getTitle(), 'post_by_slug', $post) ?>
my actions.class.php is:
public function executeShow(sfWebRequest $request)
{
$this->post = $this->getRoute()->getObject();
}
and in the showSuccess.php I've:
<?php echo $bubble->getId() ?>
<?php echo $bubble->getSlug() ?>
everything "looks" good (as in: the links are genrated correctly and
succesShow displays something), but no matter what slug I pass (even
an inexistent one) I always see the post with ID=1.
any Ideas why? as well, I was wondering what does the @ in front of a
route-name mean? when do you use it? if I add it to my link_to I get
an error saying that the route misses the slug.
thanks a lot
Marco
http://forum.symfony-project.org/index.php/m/73455/19006/0///#msg_73455
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