Richtermeister wrote:
> module:
> url: /:module
> param: { action: list }
> requirements: { //module is a real module that exists in this app }
>
>
> That would rock, methinks.
> Or how do you guys go about serving "random" pages?
Interesting....
In sf1.1 , you cuold listen to an event (forget whihc one, look at the
wiki) to inject your own routing rules during application config.... you
could add a route for each module there, there really ideal though, but
it would work.
--
Ian P. Christian ~ http://pookey.co.uk
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