symfony-routing

I'm trying to access app-wide symfony parameters (defined in app/config/parameters.yml) from an expression in a route condition ( documentation ). I tried my luck inserting the parameter within percentage signs and through the function "parameter" (as described for DI here ), both to no avail. Here is the example with the parameter function: example_route: path: /example/{_locale} condition: "request.getLocale() in parameter('locales_array')" defaults: _controller: "AcmeExampleBundle:Example:index" _locale: %locales_default% However I'm getting: SyntaxError - The function "parameter" does not

I start the tutorial (as newbie) and everythings works fine till: http://symfony.com/doc/current/book/page_creation.html#creating-a-page-route-and-controller at step Creating a Page: Route and Controller I have created a file called /var/www/html/[projekt]/src/AppBundle/Controller/LuckyController.php but when I open http://[Server-IP]:8000/app_dev.php/lucky/number is always get a 404: No route found for "GET /lucky/number" 404 Not Found - NotFoundHttpException 1 linked Exception: ResourceNotFoundException » [2/2] NotFoundHttpException: No route found for "GET /lucky/number" + [1/2]

I can't find any info about the global route prefix in a Symfony 4 application. The only thing I've found is annotating the controllers with @route . But I don't use annotations and I need all the controllers to have the same prefix. Now I could do that in S3 like this in the app/config/routing.yml file: app: resource: '@AppBundle/Controller/' type: annotation prefix: /foo But S4 is bundleless and I can't do the same - I would have to create a bundle which I don't need. Is it possible to define a global route prefix in Symfony 4 at all or I'm going to end up with prefixing every single root

I am working on a symfony application where my goal is no matter what page the user is on it will navigate to the locale version of the page. For example, if the user navigates to "/" the home page, it will redirect to "/en/" If they are on "/admin" page it will redirect to "/en/admin" , in such a way that the _locale property is set from the route. Also it needs to determine the locale if they visit /admin from the users browser since no locale was determined so it knows which page to redirect to. Currently my default controller looks like below since I'm testing. I'm using the dev mode &

I am working on symfony 2.3 project having the following routing code just2_frontend_logincheck: pattern: /login_check It doesn't have defaults:{ _controller: testBundle:User:login } But it is working. But I don't know how the routing is working. Is it possible? Please advice me about the routing. Nicolai Fröhlich The check_path route/path is used by your firewall to catch login requests. This route's action is never really accessed. It's the route/url your login form posts to and the request should be processed by your firewall's provider service. If the check_path route's action is being

How do I get the current route in Symfony 2? For example, routing.yml : somePage: pattern: /page/ defaults: { _controller: "AcmeBundle:Test:index" } How can I get this somePage value? From something that is ContainerAware (like a controller): $request = $this->container->get('request'); $routeName = $request->get('_route'); Matthieu With Twig : {{ app.request.attributes.get('_route') }} I think this is the easiest way to do this: class MyController extends Controller { public function myAction($_route) { var_dump($_route); } ..... Symfony 2.0-2.1 Use this: $router = $this->get("router");