That's pretty cool. I've been playing with a similar idea in a cms I'm
building for our main business site. I've been searching the code
looking for an alternative to doing the foreach
($paths-controllerPaths as $path) trick to get the controller names
but haven't found any otherway yet.
To Cakeify small legacy html sites I've been doing something like
if(preg_match(/^(.*)\.html/i,$from_url, $matches)){
$from_url = pages/.$matches[1];
}
in routes.php to map .html files in / to /pages.
eg. /file.html goes to /pages/file
Felix Geisendörfer wrote:
I think I've already created what you are looking for. Good luck with it
; ):
http://www.thinkingphp.org/2006/05/17/url-aliases-for-cakephp/
I only use it on my webdesign page (see below), but it seems to work
pretty well so far.
Best Regards,
Felix Geisendörfer aka the_undefined
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http://www.thinkingphp.org
http://www.fg-webdesign.de
JohnRobert schrieb:
Before I begin, I'm quite new to cake php (about 2 days using it). So
far so good!
Before I can fully commit, I need to be able to create static pages
under / rather than only under /pages/. I had a go at changing some
routes, to no avail!
Before we continue, I'd also like to note I want /news/ /edit/ etc.. to
behave in the default manner, i.e - running their equvilent controller
and doing what they'ed do on a fresh install, so / isn't *only* a place
for static pages, but also a few controllers of my choosing.
I'd imagine this requires defining each controller in the routes
config, I'm just not too sure how to do it, I found the manual a bit
confusing.
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I think I've already created what you are looking for. Good luck with
it ; ):br
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I only use it on my webdesign page (see below), but it seems to work
pretty well so far.br
br
Best Regards,br
Felix Geisendörfer aka the_undefinedbr
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it). So
far so good!
Before I can fully commit, I need to be able to create static pages
under / rather than only under /pages/. I had a go at changing some
routes, to no avail!
Before we continue, I'd also like to note I want /news/ /edit/ etc.. to
behave in the default manner, i.e - running their equvilent controller
and doing what they'ed do on a fresh install, so / isn't *only* a place
for static pages, but also a few controllers of my choosing.
I'd imagine this requires defining each controller in the routes
config, I'm just not too sure how to do it, I found the manual a bit
confusing.
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