Named route incorrectly includes the extra @params in the route

[Ayman Al-Sairafi]

Using this latest build as of now.

I have this route rule:

$f3->route('GET @user_edit: /users/@id',

The route itself works fine.

However when I have this in the template:

<a href="{{@ALIASES.user_edit}}/{{@user.id}}">

The link it generates is /users/@id/3

The @id is incorrect.

[Arthur Boucher]

That's expected behaviour, {{@ALIASES.user_edit}} resolves to /users/@id.

You want to use <a href="{{ 'user_edit', 'id=' . @user.id | alias}}">, as specified in the documentation

[Ayman Al-Sairafi]

Thank you!
May I say that this framework has restored my faith in php ;-) It is an absolute joy to work with!

Maybe this needs to be clear in the user guide, as it is not mentioned properly there. I'm refering to the readme in the main github.com page.