Hi!
I have again a routing problem(It seems the routing system doesn't
like me very much :-))
On my site I have a category list, which shoes entries by category.
The routing is defined as:
...
showcategory:
url: /category/:slug/:page
param: { module: gamelists, action: category, slug: action, page:
1 }
...
A corrresponding url look like
/category/dress-up/1
The call to link_top looks like this:
link_to("dress-up","@showcategory?slug=dress-up&page=2")
The problem is, the page parameter in the generated link is always 1.
On my page I have also a list with the newest entries:
routing:
...
newgames:
url: /newgames/:page
param: { module: gamelists, action: new, page: 1 }
...
url:
/newgames/1
link_to:
link_to("new games","@newgames?page=2");
In this list the page parameter works fine. The only point I see, is
the quantity of parameters, but I don't see any reason why it should
not work.
Do you have any ideas?
regards,
Michael
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