Re: Confused about routing
Router::connect(
'/products/:category',
array(
'controller' => 'categories',
'action' => 'index'
),
array(
'category' => '[-a-z]+',
'pass' => array('category')
)
);
Router::connect(
'/products/:category/:product',
array(
'controller' => 'products',
'action' => 'view'
),
array(
'category' => '[-a-z0-9]+',
'product' => '[-a-z0-9]+',
'pass' => array('category', 'product')
)
);
That will work for one category level.
You may need to adjust the regex to match your slug format.
On Wed, Apr 17, 2013 at 2:45 AM, LDSign wrote:
> Hi
>
> I am trying to make a special route, but had no success so far. Could you
> help?
>
> The url looks like:
>
> /products/:category_slug/:product_slug
>
>
> So, when "product_slug" isnt specified I would like to use
>
> array('controller' => 'categories','action' => 'index')
>
>
> and in the other case (when "product_slug" is specified):
>
> array('controller' => 'products','action' => 'index')
>
>
> For example:
>
> /products/category_a should point to /categories/index/category_a
>
>
> and (note the same category_slug)
>
> /products/category_a/product_a should point to
> /products/index/category_a/product_a
>
>
> Is this possible and could you provide an example?
>
> Thank you very much,
> Frank
>
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Re: Confused about routing
Hi,
You need to organize a database in different way to achieve what you want.
Create the following table:
nodes - to save the name of categories or products, content types, full
path as a slug.
id
parent_id
lft
rght
title
path
published (0,1)
type
closure - to save deep linking association. This gives you the ability to
create an unlimited number of subcategories.
http://www.slideshare.net/billkarwin/models-for-hierarchical-data
id
ancestor
descendant
posts - to save product info
images - to save product images
Relations:
Nodes self HABTM via Closures
Nodes hasOne Post
Nodes hasMany Images
...
Routnig for example:
localhost/my-categories
localhost/my-categories/3 (pagination)
localhost/my-categories/sub-categories
localhost/my-categories/sub-categories/2 (pagination)
localhost/my-categories/sub-categories/product-name
Router::connect('/:path/*', array('admin'=>false,'controller' => 'nodes',
'action' => 'show'),array('pass'=>array('path','page'),'page' =>'[0-9]+'));
In nodes controller:
public function show(){
$path = func_get_args();
//debug($path);
$last_arg = end(array_values($path));
if (is_numeric($last_arg)) {
$page = $last_arg;
//debug($page);
array_pop($path);
$path = implode("/", $path);
$this -> request -> params['named']['page'] = $last_arg;
} else {
$path = implode("/", $path);
}
//debug($path);
$check_post = $this -> Node -> find('first', array('conditions' =>
array('Node.path' => $path), 'fields' => array('Node.id', 'Node.type',
'Node.title', ), 'recursive' => -1));
//$this -> Node -> id = $check_post['Post']['id'];
//debug($check_post);
if (!$check_post['Post']['id']) {
throw new NotFoundException(__('Invalid post'));
}
if ($check_post['Node']['type'] == 0) {
//if category , find results via paginate using joins
}
else
{
findByPath, and render product views
}
}
this would be a short explanation., maybe there is a better and simpler
solution.
Nikola
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Re: Confused about routing
Hi,
You need to organize a database in different way to achieve what you want.
Create the following table:
nodes - to save the name or category of products, content types, full path
as a slug.
id
parent_id
lft
rght
title
path
published (0,1)
type
closure - to save deep linking association. This gives you the ability to
create an unlimited number of subcategories.
http://www.slideshare.net/billkarwin/models-for-hierarchical-data
id
ancestor
descendant
posts - to save product info
images - to save product images
Relations:
Nodes self HABTM via Closures
Nodes hasOne Post
Nodes hasMany Images
...
Routnig for exmple:
localhost/my-categories
localhost/my-categories/sub-categories
localhost/my-categories/sub-categories/2 (pagination)
localhost/my-categories/sub-categories/product-name
Router::connect('/:path/*', array('admin'=>false,'controller' => 'nodes',
'action' => 'show'),array('pass'=>array('path','page'),'page' =>'[0-9]+'));
In nodes controller:
public function show(){
$path = func_get_args();
//debug($path);
$last_arg = end(array_values($path));
if (is_numeric($last_arg)) {
$page = $last_arg;
//debug($page);
array_pop($path);
$path = implode("/", $path);
$this -> request -> params['named']['page'] = $last_arg;
} else {
$path = implode("/", $path);
}
//debug($path);
$check_post = $this -> Node -> find('first', array('conditions' =>
array('Node.path' => $path), 'fields' => array('Node.id', 'Node.type',
'Node.title', ), 'recursive' => -1));
//$this -> Node -> id = $check_post['Post']['id'];
//debug($check_post);
if (!$check_post['Post']['id']) {
throw new NotFoundException(__('Invalid post'));
}
if ($check_post['Node']['type'] == 0) {
//if category , find results via paginate joins
}
else
{
findByPath, and render views
}
}
this would be a short explanation., maybe there is a better and simpler
solution.
Nikola
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