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• Date : 29 August 2007
• Categories : Symfony Plugin, I18n, Symfony Framework, Howto, PHP

7 responses to “Routing international URLs in Symfony”

4 10 2007

SfUser (20:01:31) :

WOW !!!

Incrediable !
THank you very very very much for that piece of code ! You saved me a LOT of time !

THanks SOOOO much !

13 03 2008

links for 2008-03-13 | xanders blog (06:25:22) :

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21 06 2008

Piwaï (16:20:08) :

This is a nice plugin, really ! I was exactly looking for this way of handling i18n urls !

I think you should publish it to the symfony plugins page, here :

http://trac.symfony-project.com/wiki/SymfonyPlugins

By the way, what’s wrong with the url helper ?

21 06 2008

Piwaï (18:28:16) :

I started using it, and I would like to provide to patch to csI18nRouting class. Your own version creates an exception in the logs when the generate method is called. This is due to the fact that you catch the exception and then retry with a i18n route. I think it might be better to anticipate over the exception, so here is my patch to the generate method in csI18nRouting class :

public function generate($name, $params, $querydiv = '/', $divider = '/', $equals = '/')
{
if (sfConfig::get('sf_logging_enabled'))
{
sfLogger::getInstance()->info('{csI18nRouting} generate('.$name.').');
}
/try
{
return parent::generate($name, $params, $querydiv, $divider, $equals);
}
catch(sfConfigurationException $e)
{
$culture = sfContext::getInstance()->getUser()->getCulture();
return parent::generate(sprintf(self::I18N_NAME_SYNTAX, $name, $culture), $params, $querydiv, $divider, $equals);
}/

if ($name && !isset($this->routes[$name]))
{
  $culture = sfContext::getInstance()->getUser()->getCulture();
  $i18nName = sprintf(self::I18N_NAME_SYNTAX, $name, $culture);
  if (isset($this->routes[$i18nName]))
  {
    $name=$i18Name;
  }
}
return parent::generate($name, $params, $querydiv, $divider, $equals);

}

Furthermore, this piece of code corrects another bug from your plugin, which was that if we did



if would generate the following exception :

The route "non_existing_rule_fr_” does not exist.


instead of the good one :

The route "non_existing_rule" does not exist.


What do you think of that patch ?

21 06 2008

Piwaï (18:31:19) :

ow the rendering in the comment is awful ! If you are interested, please contact me using my email to get the correct patch .

By the way, if anyone else also need it, you may find my email on my website : http://www.piwai.info

24 07 2008

Piwaï (11:11:50) :

Your plugin is great, and I decided to extend it to correct some bugs, and add a few new features to use it for my open source web application.

Here is my project :
http://sourceforge.net/projects/plagiasi

Here is the new plugin :
https://plagiasi.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/plagiasi/tags/v1.0/plugins/csI18nRoutingPlugin-0.1.0-extended/

Here is an exemple of usage to enable switching language of pages and keeping the same page :

https://plagiasi.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/plagiasi/tags/v1.0/apps/plagiasi/templates/layout.php
=> starts line 24

What do you think about it ? I think maybe you should add the plugin to the symfony website, and many you could take advantage of my changes.

21 01 2010

sara (18:13:29) :

I instaled this plugin, but I have this error

“Fatal error: Declaration of csI18nRouting::generate() must be compatible with that of sfRouting::generate() “

does anyone can help me

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