I found a solution not very pretty but it works for the moment ... but
if someone has a solution I take.
#factories.yml
routing:
class: myPatternRouting
class myPatternRouting extends sfPatternRouting
{
public function connect($name, $route)
{
$routes = $route instanceof sfRouteCollection ? $route :
array($name => $route);
foreach (self::flattenRoutes($routes) as $name => $route)
{
$this->routes[$name] = $route;
$this->configureRoute($route);
if ($this->options['logging'])
{
$this->dispatcher->notify(new sfEvent($this,
'application.log', array(sprintf('Connect %s "%s" (%s)',
get_class($route), $name, $route->getPattern()))));
}
}
}
static public function flattenRoutes($routes)
{
$flattenRoutes = array();
foreach ($routes as $name => $route)
{
if ($route instanceof sfRouteCollection)
{
$flattenRoutes = array_merge($flattenRoutes,
self::flattenRoutes($route));
}
else
{
if($route instanceof sfRoute)
{
$route = new myHostRoute($route);
}
$flattenRoutes[$name] = $route;
}
}
return $flattenRoutes;
}
}
On 17 fév, 09:21, Mathieu Tricoire <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi raphael,
> Yes it's for all routes, I just want define my own generator route
> class to add an option for generate url function to manage subdomain.
> For example I define my host in app.yml like that :www.domain.com
> And in my routing
>
> # If the current host is default host, generate relative url else an
> absolute url with the default host (if we no define absolute...)
> because no sub option defined
> # inwww.domain.comthis route generate => /blog-list
> # in myblog.domain.com this route generate =>http://www.domain.com/blog-list
> blog_list:
> url: /blog-list
> param: { module: Blog, action: index }
>
> # Generate a relative url because sub option is true
> blog:
> url: /blog
> param: { module: Blog, action: show }
> options: { sub: true }
>
> thx for you reply, and sorry for my poor english ;-)
>
> On 17 fév, 00:03, Raphael Schumacher <[email protected]>
> wrote:
>
>
>
> > My apologies if I misunderstood your question, and perhaps you may
> > elaborate a bit more on your specific situation. You want to replace
> > sfRoute by your own class in general for all routes (unless explicitly
> > specified in routing.yml)? What sort of routes have you then defined
> > in routing.yml, e.g. sfDoctrineCollectionRoute/
> > sfPropelCollectionRoute? (I guess you must still have some sort of
> > route definitions in there, right?)
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