I'm working on the backend side of a web application. The backend has
been generated via doctrine:generate-admin. I have a simple objet with a
plain url attribute declared as :
url: { type: string(128) }
in schema.yml.
On the edit page, if the user type any text not begining by 'http:/' and
clicks the SAVE button, the data is saved and the user is redirected to
:
http://mysite/backend.php/mymodule/1/edit
That's OK.
But if he types and saves a text begining by 'http:/', no data is saved
and he is redirected to :
http://mysite/backend.php/mymodule/1
This incorrect route launches a 'Method Not Implemented, POST to
/backend.php/mymodule/1 not supported.' error.
This behaviour shows under Linux (Debian) + Apache. On my local PC
(windows XP + Apache), I don't have such errors.
I don't have a single idea about a way to fix that...
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