In urls.py
# urls like "articles/2011/tutorial03" or "articles/2011/tutorial03.html"
urlpatterns = patterns('',
(r'articles/(?P<year>\d+)/(?P<item>\w+)(\.htm(l)?)?$', 'articles.views.detail'),
)
In template:
<p><a href="{% url articles.views.detail article.year article.id %}">The Article</a></p>
- Regular expression is hard to read. # Does it?
- Any change of URL means to change some templates. #As well as in Nette (unless the n macro is not RBM)
- Redirect to the prefered URL must developer provide itself. #What redirect?
In bootstrap.php
$router[] = new new Route('articles/<year \d+>/<item>[.htm[l]]', 'Articles:detail');
In template:
<p><a n:href="Articles:detail $article.year, $article.id">The Article</a></p>
- Route mask is easy to read.
- Any change of URL means to change one line in bootstrap.php.
- Redirect to the prefered URL is done automatically.