On 9/6/06, nate [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Right, you need to hard-code a route for each action. I'm actually
working on some Router enhancements that'll make this process a little
easier.
Would this include the possibility to provide separate routes for
action names irrespective of the
Yup, that should actually be possible with Cake 1.1. Just add
something like this to routes.php:
$Route-connect(/:controller/wijzig/*, array(action = edit));
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This one should work:
$Route-connect('/tags/*, array('controller' = tags, 'action' =
'view'));
Then, in your action, you pick up the tag name as a parameter:
function view ($tagName = null) {
//
}
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Thanks nate.
Yes, this works for view action. But it doesn't work for add action any
more,
When I visit http://localhost/tags/add, it also redirect to view page.
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Make sure you define the /tags/add route before the general /tags/*
route in routings.php
On 9/6/06, Fasthold [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks nate.
Yes, this works for view action. But it doesn't work for add action any
more,
When I visit http://localhost/tags/add, it also redirect to view
Right, you need to hard-code a route for each action. I'm actually
working on some Router enhancements that'll make this process a little
easier.
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Bert Van den Brande 写道：
Make sure you define the /tags/add route before the general /tags/*
route in routings.php
Yes, this works with
$Route-connect('/tags/add', array('controller' = 'tags', 'action' =
'add'));
and
$Route-connect('/tags/*', array('controller' = 'tags', 'action' =
'view'));
