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Changeset 10728

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08/07/08 08:47:46 (4 months ago)
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fabien
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[doc] [1.1, 1.2] fixed typo (closes #4142)

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  • doc/branches/1.1/book/09-Links-and-the-Routing-System.txt

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    648 If you need to retrieve information about the current route--for instance, to prepare a future "back to page xxx" link--you should use the methods of the `sfPattenrRouting` object. The URIs returned by the `getCurrentInternalUri()` method can be used in a call to a `link_to()` helper, as shown in Listing 9-25. 
     648If you need to retrieve information about the current route--for instance, to prepare a future "back to page xxx" link--you should use the methods of the `sfPatternRouting` object. The URIs returned by the `getCurrentInternalUri()` method can be used in a call to a `link_to()` helper, as shown in Listing 9-25. 
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    650650Listing 9-25 - Using `sfRouting` to Get Information About the Current Route 

  • doc/branches/1.2/book/09-Links-and-the-Routing-System.txt

    r10605 r10728  
    646646------------------------------ 
    647647 
    648 If you need to retrieve information about the current route--for instance, to prepare a future "back to page xxx" link--you should use the methods of the `sfPattenrRouting` object. The URIs returned by the `getCurrentInternalUri()` method can be used in a call to a `link_to()` helper, as shown in Listing 9-25. 
     648If you need to retrieve information about the current route--for instance, to prepare a future "back to page xxx" link--you should use the methods of the `sfPatternRouting` object. The URIs returned by the `getCurrentInternalUri()` method can be used in a call to a `link_to()` helper, as shown in Listing 9-25. 
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    650650Listing 9-25 - Using `sfRouting` to Get Information About the Current Route