Twig templates & absolute paths

[Ruben de Vries]

For some situations (like print / pdf generation, etc) it might be helpfull
to be able to output absolute paths in twig, unfortunatly we can't tell
either url() nor asset() (nor assetic) to output an absolute path ...

For now I've created a twig filter which uses some of the code from the
Symfony2 UrlGenerator component to create an absolute path .. but it feels
really dirty ..

any ideas?




PS. my case was for generating a PDF using
https://github.com/knplabs/KnpSnappyBundle
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[Varga Marcell]

You can generate absolute patch by using url() in twig like this:

<a href="{{ url(mypage) }}">LINK</a>

Marcell

Post by Ruben de Vries
For some situations (like print / pdf generation, etc) it might be helpfull
to be able to output absolute paths in twig, unfortunatly we can't tell
either url() nor asset() (nor assetic) to output an absolute path ...
For now I've created a twig filter which uses some of the code from the
Symfony2 UrlGenerator component to create an absolute path .. but it feels
really dirty ..
any ideas?
PS. my case was for generating a PDF using
https://github.com/knplabs/KnpSnappyBundle
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[Ruben de Vries]

yea using url() instead of path() works like a charm for routing, just
assets are a problem then I guess...
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[Eric Cambray]

I'm looking for a solution too (for absolute path in asset() )
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[Grégoire Passault]

You can do this :

{{ app.request.uriForPath('img/foo.jpg') }}

I don't know if there is a cleaner way for now

Greg

Post by Eric Cambray
I'm looking for a solution too (for absolute path in asset() )
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[Fabien Potencier]

Post by Grégoire Passault
{{ app.request.uriForPath('img/foo.jpg') }}

For assets, you need to use this: {{ app.request.basepath }}/img/foo.jpg

Fabien

Post by Grégoire Passault
I don't know if there is a cleaner way for now
Greg
I'm looking for a solution too (for absolute path in asset() )
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