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Is translastion of routes included? #199
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IMO, there will be no need for that as the next symfony will support multilingual routes out of the box. |
thx for your reply. the next symfony you are regarding to is version ...? thx |
Yeah, I'm also interested in it. @mvrhov What version of Symfony are you talking about? Do you have some links to blog posts / docs about it? P.S. @ScherlOMatic Look at JMSI18nRoutingBundle, looks like it can help: schmittjoh/JMSI18nRoutingBundle#218 |
@bocharsky-bw,@ScherlOMatic i18n routing will be included in 4.1 version. You can follow the PR progress here: symfony/symfony#26143 |
There is a proposition for router to support translations in different locales. It might be part of 4.1 symfony/symfony#26143 edit: @novecode beat me to it |
Symfony 4.1 is here now and translatable routes are part of it https://symfony.com/blog/new-in-symfony-4-1-internationalized-routing I think this ticket can be closed. |
WHat about people using SF 3.4 then? :( |
Hello!
This is not an issue, but I couldn't open a PR for this.
With my previous symfony bundle (jms) I was able to translate my routes for different languages.
/contact = /kontakt = /contacto = etc.
Is there a config for enabling this feature or is it planned?
thx in advance
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