RouteEnhancer: Two events with same title and on same day

[DavidBruchmann]

How to map two events on the same day when the title is the same too? Imagine a cinema where a movie is shown 3 times a day.

I tried to add some more details like below, it's not working though

    routes:
      -
        routePath: '/{calendarize_event_label}/{index}/{hour}/{minute}'
        _controller: 'Calendar::detail'
...
    aspects:
   ...

      hour:
        type: StaticRangeMapper
        start: '0'
        end: '24'
      minute:
        type: StaticRangeMapper
        start: '0'
        end: '60'

    ....

      calendarize_hour_label:
        type: LocaleModifier
        default: hour
        localeMap:
          -
            locale: 'de_.*'
            value: stunde
      calendarize_minute_label:
        type: LocaleModifier
        default: minute
        localeMap:
          -
            locale: 'de_.*'
            value: minute

[lochmueller]

Hey @DavidBruchmann

Which EXT:calendarize version do you use? In the current version for TYPO3 v11 is already a handling, that the slug information is part of the index table and use collision detection. So this should not a problem anymore. Please check your DB. Could you confirm, that the tx_clanendarize_domain_model_index (not the event!!!) table has two entries with the same „slug“ value?

Related Issue: https://github.com/lochmueller/calendarize/issues/540

Regards, Tim

[DavidBruchmann]

Thanks for the response.

Concerning the entries in tx_calendarize_domain_model_index:
Yes, slugs of same events get a count appended in the form -n with n as integer.
Instead of this integer I'd like to have the date in form H:i, but the - as separator is good.
Adding : in the URL might be a bad idea, so that could be left away.

I've to add that technically it's working, just the format is not like intended.

my versions currently:
calendarize: 12.4.4
TYPO3 11.5.21

[okmiim]

Hi @DavidBruchmann,

in your SitePackage you could add a event listener to modify the slug during generation. The event listener could look something like this:

AddEventTimeSlugListener.php

<?php

declare(strict_types=1);

namespace MyVendor\MyExtension\EventListener;

use HDNET\Calendarize\Event\SlugSuffixGenerationEvent;

final class AddEventTimeSlugListener
{
    public function __invoke(SlugSuffixGenerationEvent $event): void
    {
        // Optional: some additional checks, e.g. based on Model or page id (pid)
        // Get the start_time as seconds since day start
        $startTime = $event->getRecord()['start_time'];
        // Add to the existing slug (e.g. test-20201103) the current time (17-15) resulting in test-20201103-1715
        $newSlug = $event->getSlug() . '-' . date('Hi', $startTime);
        // Update the slug
        $event->setSlug($newSlug);
    }
}

Services.yaml

...
  MyVendor\MyExtension\EventListener\AddEventTimeSlugListener:
    tags:
      - name: event.listener
        identifier: 'addEventTimeSlug'
        event: HDNET\Calendarize\Event\SlugSuffixGenerationEvent

Note: if the slug is still not unique, the counting suffix will be added at later stage

See Listen to an event (TYPO3) for general implementation details.

• [x] Add example to documentation @okmiim --> SlugSuffixGenerationEvent example
• [x] Add baseSlug and SlugHelper to SlugSuffixGenerationEvent for better convenience @okmiim

[lochmueller]

Hey @okmiim thanks for the example and documentation add-on. I think we can close the issue, right?! Regards, Tim

[DavidBruchmann]

Sorry for not coming back yet, I didn't test it yet. Thanks for all the input!