How to get current route in Symfony 2

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How do I get the current route in Symfony 2   For example  routing yml   somePage     pattern   page     defaults     controller   AcmeBundle Test index      How can I get this somePage value

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With Symfony 3 3  I have used this method and working fine   I have 4 routes like     admin category index   admin category detail   admin category create     admin category update   And just one line make an active class for all routes    lt li     if app request get   route   starts with  admin category     class  active    endif    gt    lt a href     path  admin category index       gt Product Categoires lt  a gt   lt  li gt

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For anybody that need current route for Symfony 3  this is what I use   lt  php     request    this- gt container- gt get  router request context         Assuming you are on user registration page like https   www yoursite com user registration     scheme    request- gt getScheme      This will return https     host    request- gt getHost       This will return www yoursite com     route    request- gt getPathInfo       This will return user registration don t forget this is registrationAction in userController     name    request- gt get   route       This will return the name    gt

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From something that is ContainerAware  like a controller     request    this- gt container- gt get  request     routeName    request- gt get   route

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There is no solution that works for all use cases  If you use the  request- get   route   method  or its variants  it will return   internal  for cases where forwarding took place   If you need a solution that works even with forwarding  you have to use the new RequestStack service  that arrived in 2 4  but this will break ESI support    requestStack    container- gt get  request stack     masterRequest    requestStack- gt getMasterRequest       this is the call that breaks ESI if   masterRequest        echo  masterRequest- gt attributes- gt get   route        You can make a twig extension out of this if you need it in templates

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route is not the way to go and never was  It was always meant for debugging purposes according to Fabien who created Symfony  It is unreliable as it will not work with things like forwarding and other direct calls to controllers like partial rendering   You need to inject your route s name as a parameter in your controller  see the doc here  Also  please never use  request- gt get      if you do not need the flexibility it is way slower than using get on the specific property bag that you need  attributes  query or request  so  request- gt attributes- gt get   route    in this case

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All I m getting from that is       internal  I get the route name from inside a controller with  this- gt getRequest  - gt get   route    Even the code tuxedo25 suggested returns  internal  This code is executed in what was called a  Component  in Symfony 1 X  Not a page s controller but part of a page which needs some logic   The equivalent code in Symfony 1 X is  sfContext  getInstance  - gt getRouting  - gt getCurrentRouteName

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With Twig      app request attributes get   route

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To get the current route based on the URL  more reliable in case of forwards    public function getCurrentRoute Request  request         pathInfo       request- gt getPathInfo         routeParams    this- gt router- gt match  pathInfo        routeName      routeParams   route        if  substr  routeName  0  1                     return            unset  routeParams   route           data              name      gt   routeName           params    gt   routeParams              return  data

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request- gt attributes- gt get   route      You  can get the route name from the request object from within the controller

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if you want to get route name in your controller than you have to inject the request  instead of getting from container due to Symfony UPGRADE  and than call get   route     public function indexAction Request  request         routeName    request- gt get   route        if you want to get route name in twig than you have to get it like     app request attributes get   route

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Symfony 2 0-2 1 Use this        router    this- gt get  router         route    router- gt match  this- gt getRequest  - gt getPathInfo         var dump  route   route       That one will not give you  internal   Update for Symfony 2 2   This is not working starting Symfony 2 2   I opened a bug and the answer was  by design   If you wish to get the route in a sub-action  you must pass it in as an argument     render controller  YourBundle Menu menu       locale   app request locale   route   app request attributes get   route             And your controller   public function menuAction  route

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With Symfony 4 2 7  I m able to implement the following in my twig template  which displays the custom route name I defined in my controller s     In index html twig   lt div class  col  gt         set current path    app request get   route             current path     lt  div gt    In my controller                class ArticleController extends AbstractController                           Route      name  article list               Method   GET                        public function index                                                 The result prints out  article list  to the desired page in my browser

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I think this is the easiest way to do this   class MyController extends Controller       public function myAction   route                var dump   route

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