Symfony: Is it possible to put elements inside a link_to tag?
I'm using Symfony 1.4 and wondering whether it's possible to achieve the following:
<a href="#"><span>Text</span></a>
... using Symfony's link_to helper?
Of course, it's possible to do this:
<a href="<?php echo url_for('#') ?>">开发者_如何学编程;<span>Text</span></a>
But I'm wondering if there's a simpler way to do it, especially as combining i18n with the above will produce:
<a href="<?php echo url_for('#') ?>"><span><?php echo __('Text') ?></span></a>
... a tag soup basically.
Thanks.
YOu can do it two ways...
Option 1
<?php echo link_to("<span>".__('Text')."</span>", $url); ?>
Option 2
<?php echo content_tag('a', "<span>".__('Text')."</span>", array('href' => url_for($url))); ?>
There's also:
<?php echo link_to(content_tag('span', __'Text', array('class' => 'span-class')), '@route', array('class' => 'link-class'));
I added the attribute class
for each of the two HTML tags as options if you need to extend that way.
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