I'm running into some issues trying to guess how to handle URLs with parameters on Symfony+Twig.
I have this route:
<route id="artist.front" path="/artist/{kw}/">
<default key="_controller">AppWebControllersFront::homePage</default>
</route>
And this code on the Twig template:
{% autoescape false %}
<a href="{{ path('artist.front',{'kw':a.urlkeyword|url_encode} )}}">{{ a.name }}</a>
{% endautoescape %}
urlkeyword
parameter is passed as is (i.e. not URL encoded previously) both on the entity constructor and on its getter (getURLKeyword).
However, when rendering the template I get this HTML code:
<a href="/index.php/artist/AC%252FDC/">AC/DC</a>
(If I remove the url_encode from the template Twig throws an error calling path()).
The target controller has this code:
public function artistPage($kw)
{
$decoded = urldecode($kw);
$this->log->info("kw: {$kw}");
$this->log->info("decoded: {$decoded}");
}
and echoes:
kw: AC%2FDC
decoded: AC/DC
so I think the kw is read correctly from the controller, but I understand the URL should be encoded as AC%2FDC instead on the final HTML code on the first place: The URLEncoded string is encoded twice.
Is AC%2FDC the correct encoding, or is it necessary to use the double encoding (AC%252FDC) in Symfony? And, if it is possible to use the first (correct) URL encoding, what I am doing wrong?
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