Hi,
Sorry about this basic question, but I am kind of lost when it comes to
chained dispatching.
I have a controller "Members::Profile" with methods "edit" and "images".
I would like "edit" called with the URL "/members/profile/edit", and
"images" and *after that* "edit" called with "/members/profile/edit/images".
I thought this should look something like as:
sub edit: Local Args(0) { ... }
sub images: PathPart('images') Chained('edit') { ... }
But obviously I misunderstand something.
I have also tried:
sub edit :PathPart('edit') Chained('') CaptureArgs(0) { ... }
sub images :PathPart('images') Chained('edit') Args(0) { ... }
I guess this clearly shows I just have no idea how this is supposed to
work :)
It actually works if I add another method like this:
sub edit :PathPart('members/profile/edit') Chained('/') CaptureArgs(0) {
... }
sub images :PathPart('images') Chained('edit') Args(0) { ... }
sub root : PathPart('') Chained('edit') Args(0) { ... }
This kind of looks logical, but it don't think this is what I should do:
I don't like the PathPart for edit, and the extra method either.
So how do I do this properly?
Thanks,
- Fagzal
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