Bruce Gust
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Where would I look to find this route?
Here's what I've got on my Controller:
/**
* @Route("/games/user/profil e/{id}", name="user_profile_page")
*/
public function userProfileAction($id){
$member = $this->get('member.gamific ation.memb er_api')-> retrieve($ id, true);
$member['participation'] = $this->get('member.gamific ation.part icipation_ api')->get UserPartic ipationGro uped($memb er['usrID' ], [], true);
return $this->checkRedirect(true, 'member/widget/gamificatio n/'.$this- >name.'/Pr ofile/prof ile.html.t wig', 'registration_start', array(
'profile' => $member
));
}
I know more about Laravel than I do Symfony, so my default is to be looking for a route called, "user_profile_page."
I go to the config directory where all of my .yml files are stored and, using Ransack, I start looking for "user_profile_page...."
Nothing.
What am I missing?
The fact that what I have in bold appears to be nothing more than a comment makes me think that it's not systemic as much as it's just a "note."
Where would I look for "user_profile_page?"
/**
* @Route("/games/user/profil
*/
public function userProfileAction($id){
$member = $this->get('member.gamific
$member['participation'] = $this->get('member.gamific
return $this->checkRedirect(true,
'profile' => $member
));
}
I know more about Laravel than I do Symfony, so my default is to be looking for a route called, "user_profile_page."
I go to the config directory where all of my .yml files are stored and, using Ransack, I start looking for "user_profile_page...."
Nothing.
What am I missing?
The fact that what I have in bold appears to be nothing more than a comment makes me think that it's not systemic as much as it's just a "note."
Where would I look for "user_profile_page?"
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