This conversation seems much bigger than the problem being discussed :)
Why not
Define one route for /galleries/ (that uses the method index or
whatever you want to call it)
Define one route for /galleries/history/* (that uses the method
history)
Define one route for /galleries/* (that calls the
xOrster: what a user want's to have a gallery named "list" ? what then?
I think it's not a good way to define the second url parameter as a
method parameter
I think the best way would be something like
http://host/galleries/gallery/foo
but I know it would be better your way, is just you are limi
I took the blog example from the cakephp manual to explain what I want,
but i'm not developping a blog but a web gallery, for example :
I have 2 galleries : foo, and bar
I want to access them from http://host/galleries/foo and
http://host/galleries/bar
If someone try something else like
http://hos
Why would you want a catch-all? What would you want to do if someone
hit http://localhost/blog/sumthin ?
However, with the way that AD7six explained it, it should create your
catch-all functionality.
The bad thing is that you may have to define a route for every method
in the blog controller t
Ok, thanks you AD7six
So I need to add a route for each other members functions in
BlogController. It's too bad that there is no way to define a route
functionning like a "catch-all" if the function does not exist.
Thanks for your help
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I don't know if this can be done automatically just using a single
route. If you want:
http://host/blog/test => Blog->Index('test')
BUT
http://host/blog/history/2006 => Blog->History('2006')
Then one thing you could do is hand over the routing logic to your
BlogController's index function, by us
Ok, I think I didn´t understand your problem properly, xOrster! ;o)
I didn´t know that you want all actions redirect to index, except
"history".
I think the answer by AD7six is right. I didn´t test it, but it sounds
correct.
Cheers.
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Ok, I think I didn´t understand your problem properly, xOrster! ;o)
I didn´t know that you want all actions redirect to index, except
"history".
I think the answer by AD7six is right. I didn´t test it, but it sounds
correct.
Cheers.
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Hi x0rster,
I hope I can add some clarity :)
> $Route->connect ('/blog/:action/*', array('controller'=>'Blog',
'action'=>'index'));
This route says that the second paramet
Oups,
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I will try to explain more precisely :
I want that http://host/blog/test invoke index action of blog
controller with "test" as a parameter to index function if test is not
a member function of blog controller
And if test is a function of blog controller, I want that test function
is runned and no
I will try to explain more precisely :
I want that http://host/blog/test invoke index action of blog
controller with "test" as a parameter to index function if test is not
a member function of blog controller
And if test is a function of blog controller, I want that test function
is runned and no
I will try to explain more precisely :
I want that http://host/blog/test invoke index action of blog
controller with "test" as a parameter to index function if test is not
a member function of blog controller
And if test is a function of blog controller, I want that test function
is runned and no
Hi.
I think, you don´t need to rewrite your Router.
"index" is the default action, if no action is given.
url: www.example.com/blog/ -> controller: blog, action: index
Am i wrong or i can´t understand you?
Cheers.
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Hi,
I'm trying to get this working (from the cake manual) :
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The following example joins all the urls in /blog to the
BlogController. The default action will be BlogController::index().
$Route->connect ('/blog/:action/*', array('contr
Sounds like what youa re wanting is a
$Route->connect('/blog', array('controller'=>'Blog',
'action'=>'index'));
You cannot using the :action and then also explicitly define the
action. And if you didn't then you are just reverting back to the
default behaviour. So, sounds like you just want th
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