In my Symfony2 application I would like to make four urls possible with one route:
My route currently looks like this:
report:
pattern: /report/{days}
defaults: { _controller: "AppReportBundle:Report:dayReport", days = null }
The action is defined as:
public function dayReportAction($days = null)
{
// my code here
}
This currently makes url 1 and 2 working but in the case of url 3 and 4, I get an error
Route not found
How can I make the parameter "days" optional?
And if the parameter is not provided, how can I allow the /
to be omitted as well?
Here's a way to do this
routing.yml
report:
pattern: /report/{days}
defaults: { _controller: "AppReportBundle:Report:dayReport", days: null }
requirements:
days: -?\d+
report_reroute:
pattern: /report/
defaults:
_controller: FrameworkBundle:Redirect:redirect
route: report
permanent: true
Since requirements is a regexp pattern it lets you have a negative number.
The reroute section forces the route /report/
to redirect on /report
You can read about this on: Cookbok Entry - Elnur's Answer
With such behaviour, you would have:
Route | Action | Parameters
------------|------------------------|-------------
/report | dayReportAction | $days = null
/report/ | 301 to /report |
/report/60 | dayReportAction | $days = 60
/report/-4 | dayReportAction | $days = -4
/report/foo | 404 |
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