Try to add a parameter in your router:
Router::connect('/catalogue/*/:page', array('controller' =>
'your_controller', 'action'=>'index'));
or alternatively:
Router::connect('/catalogue/(.+)/:page', array('controller' =>
'your_controller', 'action'=>'index'));
Dan
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Super, thank you very much its what i looking for.
But i want ask, how i can chache paginate separator.
For example now i have this url: www.page.com/catalogue/seo_url_item/page:4
But i want url: www.page.com/catalogue/seo_url_item/4,
www.domen.com/catalogue/seo_url_item/5,
On 15 Čen,
Try something like this in your view:
options = array('url'=>'../catalogue/'.$seourl)?>
Dan
On 15 Giu, 21:08, Petr Vytlačil <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi pleas can you help me? I have this function (return all entries for
> Journal):
>
> function entriesjournal($seourl = null) {
>
