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{% set arr= {'one', 'two', 'three'} %}
{{ link_to("employee/export/"~arr[], '<i class="icon-download-alt"></i> Export to excel', "class": "btn btn-default") }}
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{{ link_to('employee/export/'~['my','array','values']|join('/')) }}I just came to know another method....just serialize the data before sending and unserialize the data after receiving it in the controller.
To see how to create flexible Volt filters refer to
One more important consideration is the URI character length. Afaik, the defacto limit is 2048 characters, so if your serialized URI is longer than that, some browsers may throw a fit. There's detailed info about this here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/417142/what-is-the-maximum-length-of-a-url-in-different-browsers#answer-417184
so how can i send array which i set it in the controller ...can you explain me clearly about the attributes in your solution... {{ link_to('employee/export/'~['my','array','values']|join('/')) }}
My example won't solve the length problem, but here's the break-down:
link_to("employee/export/") i suppose you know that this generates a link the EmployeeController::exportAction
link_to("employee/export/"~ the tilde character concatenates strings in volt templates
link_to("employee/export/"~["my","array","values"]|join("/")) the last bit is an arbitrary array followed by a volt filter called join, which concatenates the array values and glues them with the / character