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Posts Tagged ‘ routing ’

symfony routes

  • April 28th, 2008
  • Posted in symfony
  • By admin

Routing is a great way to get user-friendly urls, generate new urls for the same code, or refactor old urls without having to touch your code. They are perhaps a little tricky to get used to at first, but fairly quickly make sense. The main thing to realise is that rules work from top to bottom, and the first one to match is used. Quite often problems or unexpected results come from not ordering the rules correctly. Always put more general rules lower down! [ READ MORE ]

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I'm a web developer at a UK university, with an interest in photography. I did a PhD in linguistics at Edinburgh University, although that seems a long time ago now. Yikes! It is a long time ago now...
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