Symfony2 routing all url to same controller

Question

I have an application and I want to redirect from my routing.yml (not .htaccess) all the routes to the same path:

home:
    path: /
    defaults: { _controller: MyBundle:Default:index }

And if a user enter in / or in /section or even /sajdfñldasf always will redirect to home path.

Is it possible to do this with Symfony2 and routing.yml?

Michael Sivolobov · Accepted Answer · 2015-02-27 13:49:24Z

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You need to define parameter that can handle any value:

home:
    path:     /{path}
    defaults: { _controller: MyBundle:Default:index, path: "" }
    requirements:
        path: .*

answered Feb 27, 2015 at 13:49

Michael Sivolobov

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Javad Over a year ago

Up vote for setting default value for path. What if user hit /somthing/another/another ?

Michael Sivolobov Over a year ago

Then path param of request will have value /somthing/another/another

Javad Over a year ago

I see, because of path: .*

Krishna Ghodke · Accepted Answer · 2015-02-27 09:59:24Z

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Yes

for home

home:
    path:     /
    defaults: { _controller: MyBundle:Default:index }

for section

section:
    path:     /section
    defaults: { _controller: MyBundle:Default:index }

For whatever

whatever:
    path:     /whatever
    defaults: { _controller: MyBundle:Default:index }

answered Feb 27, 2015 at 9:59

Krishna Ghodke

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symfnoyuser Over a year ago

yes, but without write all the routes, I want the user write whatever he wants and enter directly to the home.

Krishna Ghodke Over a year ago

so you have to write that logic in your controller

symfnoyuser Over a year ago

But if an user enter in '/' or /section/ or 'whatever/ works fine, but If the user enter for example in '/test' will not work

symfnoyuser Over a year ago

with path: /{section} and in Defaults the same all works fine :)

Krishna Ghodke Over a year ago

there is one more solution: You want to create a listener that listens to the kernel.request event (documentation here). In that listener you have access to the request, and the container so you can do anything you like. During kernel.request Symfony gives you a GetResponseEvent. You can set a Response object on this event just as you would return a response in a controller. If you do set a response, Symfony will return it and not go through the normal request --> controller --> response cycle.

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