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I want to send in the body of my Email a link, i have this in my controller .

 $message = \Swift_Message::newInstance()
                                    ->setSubject('demande de conge ')
                                    ->setFrom($col->getEmailCollaborateur())
                                    ->setTo($form->get("emailcdp")->getData())
                                    ->setBody($this->render('MytestBundle:Conge:demandeCongeNormal.html.twig', array('conge' => $conge)))
                                    ;
                                    $this->get('mailer')->send($message);

in my demandeCongeNormal.html.twig:

  <a href={{ conge.justificatif}}>confirmer</a>

in the Email that i receive i have :

  <a href=lllllllll>confirmer</a>

i'm new in Symfony please any help!

lala
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You should use url function in twig template. For example:

<a href="{{ url('_your_route_name_to_active', {'route_parameter': 'route_parameter_value'}) }}">Activate</a>

_your_route_name_to_active is a defined route from app/config/routing.yml or from AcmeBundle/Resources/config/routing.yml

Example:

_acmebundle_signup_confirm:
    pattern:  /confirm/{user}
    defaults: { _controller: AcmeBundle:Index:confirm }
    requirements:
        user:  \d+

Where is route_parameter equals to user parameter in requirements.

For more information about routing, please read: http://symfony.com/doc/current/book/routing.html

Dmitrii Korotovskii
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  • please can u explain me what's : _your_route_name_to_active,route_parameter,route_parameter_value and additional_parameter!!! – lala Aug 18 '14 at 08:12
  • @DmitriiKorotovskii Can you please show me how to pass two parameters to route_parameter? – Julie Jun 03 '19 at 10:02