Symfony generateUrl 问题 .... 必须匹配 "[^/]++" ("my string with special chars" given) 以生成相应的 URL。

Question

I am trying to use the google indexer api with symfony and therefore i need to generate the same URLs dynamically from my job-entity (in the database) like i am already using in the frontend.

My controller function looks (reduced) like this

/**
 *
 * @Route({
 *     "de": "/profile/{name}-{id}/career/{jobname}-{jobid}",
 *     },  name="somename")
 */
public function detailfunction($name, $id, $jobname, $jobid)
{ // some code
}

In my frontend i get the following url rendered by twig (path function):

https://www.mydomain.xy/profile/This+is+a+company+name-23/career/Worker+Montage+%2528mwd%2529-135

So now i need to send the exact same url to google so it updates the index whenever this page is modified.

I try to generate this url in the controller of my "google indexer" function like this:

$job = $this->getDoctrine()->getRepository(Jobs::class)->findBy(....);
$url = $this->generateUrl('somename', array('name' => $job->getCompany()->getName(),
                                            'id' => $job->getCompany()->getid(),
                                            'jobname" => $job->getTitle(),
                                            'jobid' => $job->getId()));

// Debug
echo $url;

Unfortunately it outputs "ERROR : Parameter "jobname" for route "somename" must match "[^/]++" ("Worker Montage (m/w/d)" given) to generate a corresponding URL"

So it doesn´t encode the data that comes from the database for the url generator. I have been wondering how symfony (or twig as well) actually encodes internally but i am completely lost and very thankful for a hint.

Answer 1

Although i am still not sure of how exactly symfony / twig encodes the url, i wrote a small workaround function and call it before passing it to the generateURL function.

  array('name' => $this->urlcleaner($job->getCompany()->getName()),
        'id' => $job->getCompany()->getId(),



private function urlcleaner($string){

    $string = preg_replace('/[^A-Za-z0-9\-ığşçöüÖÇŞİıĞ()\/]/', ' ', $string);
    $string = str_replace("/","",$string);
    $string = str_replace("-","",$string);
    $string = urlencode($string);

    return $string;
}