XF 2.1 How do I format this template link?

[grantus]

I have my form action:

<xf:form action="{{ link('newbattle/cpanel/save', $newbattle) }}" upload="true" ajax="true" class="block">

My url is like this: newbattle/cpanel/r/24496/add. Since the form is linking to newbattle/cpanel/save it's not working. How should the link be formatted since I have a dynamic URL?

So I tried to test (I'm not sure how to format with the "/save" at the end either):

<xf:form action="{{ link('newbattle/cpanel/', null, {'r': $receiver_user_id}, $newbattle) }}" upload="true" ajax="true" class="block">

Which gives me the url like this: newbattle/cpanel/?r=24496 which doesn't work.

When I put the url directly into the link like this it works: newbattle/cpanel/r/24496/save

 

[Jeremy P]

What are the parameters for the pertinent route? The array(-like) in the 2nd argument should correspond with them.

 

[grantus]

What are the parameters for the pertinent route? The array(-like) in the 2nd argument should correspond with them.

Just standard like this:

cpanel/r/:int<r>/

In my controller:

public function getParamUserId(ParameterBag $params) {
        $params_user_id = $params->r;
    
        return $params_user_id;
    }

Then I call $this->getParamUserId($params) where needed in my other methods.

 

[Jeremy P]

Then {{ link('newbattle/cpanel/r/save', {'r': 123}) }} should work.

Then I call $this->getParamUserId($params) where needed in my other methods.

You can also just change the parameter name to int<user_id> and get it directly via $params->user_id, but I suppose that's a matter of preference.

 

[grantus]

Then {{ link('newbattle/cpanel/r/save', {'r': 123}) }} should work.


You can also just change the parameter name to int<user_id> and get it directly via $params->user_id, but I suppose that's a matter of preference.

This is what I was trying before:

{{ link('newbattle/cpanel/r/save', {'r': $receiver_user_id}, $newbattle)}}

but I was getting errors about $newbattle at the end.

So now:

{{ link('newbattle/cpanel/r/save', {'r': $receiver_user_id})}}

works great.

Thanks.