I would have had less routes if the default values were working like it is
suggested in the manual.
E.g.
Zend_Controller_Router_Route(':lang/:controller/:pageid/*',
array('controller' => 'index'), array('lang' => 'fr|nl|en'));
doesn't catch an URL like:
/fr/services-webmaster (I expected that :controller getting the default
value and :pageid getting services-webmaster)
So I need to create a route for the optional :lang param, for the optional
:module, for the optional :controller, etc.: a nightmare.
>From the manual:
$route = new Zend_Controller_Router_Route(
':module/:controller/:action/*',
array('module' => 'default')
);
$router->addRoute('default', $route);
The :module param taking the default value "default" when ommitted ... well
I tried but no results ...
debussy007 wrote:
>
> My CMS allows the user to define custom URLs or to leave the default ZF
> URL system for a specific page. Also the URL usually includes the language
> /fr/, /en/, etc. and if there is none, it's the default locale that will
> be taken.
>
> -> custom url
>
> 1. ':pageid/*'
> (user rewrites the whole url module/controller/action to a custom one, use
> the default language)
> 2. ':lang/:pageid/*'
> (user rewrites the whole url module/controller/action to a custom one and
> also specifies the language)
> 3. ':controller/:pageid/*'
> (user rewrites the action to a custom one, use the default language)
> 4. ':lang/:controller/:pageid/*'
> (user rewrites the action to a custom one and specifies language)
> 5. ':module/:controller/:pageid/*'
> (user rewrites the action to a custom one, use the default language)
> 6. ':lang/:module/:controller/:pageid/*'
> (user rewrites the action to a custom one and specifies language)
>
> ->default url
>
> 7. ':lang/:controller/:action/*'
> 8. ':lang/:module/:controller/:action/*'
> 9. the default ZF module route
>
> I am a psycho ? :)
> I just want to allow a large flexibility regarding the format of the URLs
> for each page.
>
>
>
>
>
> DASPRiD wrote:
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>> debussy007 wrote on 12.08.2009 18:59:
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> I defined 8 custom routers in my bootstrap, including the default router
>>> that makes it 9 routers.
>>> For every request, it will check the routers one by one as long as one
>>> didn't match. Thus I wondered if I have to worry about performances for
>>> e.g.
>>> the URLs matching the last checked route or if it is insignificant. I
>>> have
>>> no idea.
>>>
>>> Thank you for any help.
>>
>> For what the hell do you need 9 different routers?
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