On 16.04.2011 09:14, Theo Chakkapark wrote:
> I have a routing definition that's pretty standard:
>
> example:
> pattern: /test/{email_address}
> defaults: { _controller: SomeBundle:Example:show }
>
> When doing something like
> /test/t...@test.com
>
> The controller is not able to pick it up. Even urlencoding/decoding
> does not work (does not seem to like the period in the email).
>
> Any pointers?
>
> There seems to be a solution for Symfony 1.x where you omit certain
> lines in .htaccess, but those lines do not exist in the Symfony
> 2.x .htaccess
By default the dot is used as a pattern separator, so it's not matched.
In this case you should override the requirements for that parameter as
such:
example:
pattern: /test/{email_address}
defaults: { _controller: SomeBundle:Example:show }
requirements:
email_address: '.+@.+'
Note that this is a regex pattern, .+ would suffice, but you might as
well validate that there is at least an @ in there while you're at it.
Cheers
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