Hi there,
I want to make certain modules/actions use certain routing rules....
for example, I have the following routing rules
# REPORT RULES
reports:
url: /reports
param: { module: reports, action: index }
reports_module:
url: /reports/:module
param: { action: index }
reports_actions:
url: /reports/:module/:action/*
# ADMIN RULES
admin:
url: /admin
param: { module: admin, action: index }
admin_module:
url: /admin/:module
param: { action: index }
admin_actions:
url: /admin/:module/:action/*
As you can see, these rules are kinda the same so it always get
fulfilled by the report set of rules
I have the following modules:
- vehicles
- ferries
etc
and the problem I am having is finding a way to make certain modules
like 'vehicles' always use the admin set of routing rules without
having to change all my link_to() calls to something like
link_to('create vehicle', '@admin_actions?module=vehicle&action=create)
I want to be able to carry on using link_to('create vehicle', 'vehicle/
create') but for it to bypass the report rule set and use the admin
rule set. This is the same for other modules.... So im thinking maybe
doing a requirement in the routing.yml file and doing a regular
expression that checks that the url module name contains certain words
(module names)
Is this the best way to attack it or am I missing something?
Cheers
Craig
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