Multiple routes with multiple domains

Question

Let's say I've got a website with multiple (sub)domains:

acme.com (USA)
acme.nl (Netherlands)
be.acme.eu (Belgium)
de.acme.eu (Germany)
fr.acme.eu (France)
etc...

I thought this should be very simple to configure, so I made this routing.yml:

usa: host: "acme.com" resource: "@WebsiteBundle/Controller/" type: annotation defaults: country: "en" netherlands: host: "acme.nl" resource: "@WebsiteBundle/Controller/" type: annotation defaults: country: "nl" europe: host: "{country}.acme.eu" resource: "@WebsiteBundle/Controller/" type: annotation

But if I run router:debug, only the last route (in this case {country}.acme.eu) shows up. If I change to order, the last option shows up.

How can I use different (sub)domains for all my countries?

Michael Sivolobov · Accepted Answer · 2015-06-08 09:58:35Z

This is because all the routes point to one resource. Every later route will override routes defined before.

But you can use another solution:

main_route: host: "{country}.acme.{domain}" resource: "@WebsiteBundle/Controller/" type: annotation defaults: country: "en"

Then check in some listener before controller for valid url and process parameters.

I think you're right that it isn't possible to have multiple routes/hosts pointed to one resource: github.com/symfony/symfony/issues/6857

Maltronic · Accepted Answer · 2015-06-08 10:04:28Z

You should use Symfony's hostname routing.

So your routes would look like:

international_homepages: path: / host: "{subdomain}.acme.{extension}" defaults: _controller: AcmeBundle:Main:defaultHomepage subdomain: www extension: com

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