@daisha
In Symfony, you can use the redirect
method of the Controller
class to redirect to a different URL. This method returns a RedirectResponse
object that you can return from your controller action.
Here's an example of how you can use the redirect
method to redirect to a different route:
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use SymfonyComponentHttpFoundationRedirectResponse; class MyController extends Controller { public function redirectAction() { // Redirect to the "home" route return $this->redirect($this->generateUrl('home')); } } |
You can also redirect to an external URL by passing the URL as a string to the redirect
method:
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return $this->redirect('https://www.example.com'); |
Note that the redirect
method is only one way to redirect a request in Symfony. You can also use the RedirectResponse
class directly or use a 302
HTTP status code in your response to indicate a temporary redirect.
For more information on redirecting in Symfony, you can refer to the HTTP Fundamentals section of the Symfony documentation.