Hi all I have a Module_NewsController with actions such as indexAction, displayAction etc. This controller also includes some admin actions which are prefixed with 'admin' ie. adminEditAction, adminDeleteAction etc.
Using the default router, I am able to access the public actions ie /module/news/display. What I would like to do is add an admin/ prefix to the default routes such that the route /admin/module/news/delete is handled by the adminDeleteAction. I know I can do this using custom routes, but since there are a number of admin*Actions in the controller, I was wondering if I can somehow use route chaining here? For example, can I set up a route chain for /admin/module/*, such that routes beginning with this are automatically transferred to the Module_NewsController? How do I map the action names in this case? Is this even possible, or have I misunderstood how route chains work? Any advice would be appreciated. Alternate approaches would also be welcome, my only constraint is that I'd like to have public routes as /module/controller/action and admin routes as /admin/module/controller/action. TIA, Vikram
