Symfony: the route “xxx” does not exist

2
votes

I uploaded my project to the server. Everything worked great locally but in the server, once a click a link or try to go manually (writing the direction in the module/template way), I get the error "The route "xxx" does not exist."

Please help me out, I'm out of ideas.

Thanks!

---Routing.yml---

default_index: url: /:module param: { action: index }

default: url: /:module/:action/*

---Error Message---

More info about the error: 500 | Internal Server Error | sfConfigurationException

The route "xxx" does not exist.

stack trace at () in SF_SYMFONY_LIB_DIR/routing/sfPatternRouting.class.php line 313 ... // named route

  if (!isset($this->routes[$name]))
  {
    throw new sfConfigurationException(sprintf('The route "%s" does not exist.', $name));
  }

  $route = $this->routes[$name];

  $this->ensureDefaultParametersAreSet();
3
symfony1symfony-1.4
Which version of Symfony do you use ? 1.4 ? – Frosty Z
Have you tried to clear Symfony cache on your server ? Could you copy-paste the content of your routing.yml file into your question ? Check this as well: oldforum.symfony-project.org/index.php/m/37238 – Frosty Z
Sounds like symfony cc is needed. – Tom
As well as the routing.yml, it would be really helpful to know the URL that you're actually requesting, and the actual route that Symfony is telling you doesn't exist. – Matt Gibson
@Frosty: Thanks for your comments! I am using symfony 1.4 and tried clear cache on the server several times. I copied the content of routing.yml in the question. – Hans

3 Answers

3
votes

Clear symfony cache on your production:

./symfony cc
1
votes

Please verify routing.yml file. If you have not define any rules for that link than it will display a fatal error:

for ex. :

link_to('Registration','user_registration')

In rounting.yml :

user_registration:
  url: /register/userRegistration.html
  param: {module: register, action: userRegistration}
0
votes

You may used link_to tag any where in page and you may provide there xxx in link url value. have to provide there module/action pattern or add xxx routing rule in routing.yml file