Hello, I want to know if it is possible to have multiple controller directories without having to use the module name in the url?
What I am looking to do is have sub1.domain.com point to /application/sub1 and sub2.domain.com point to /application/sub2 within the /application dir, there is one main dir (the default one, named: commonground) that runs the ACL and custom conrollers. So the dir structire looks like this: /application --/commonground ----/controllers ------/AclController.php --/sub1 ----/controllers ------/HelloController.php --/sub2 ----/controllers ------/SecretController.php I want to call one bootstrap with all subX.domains.com and have the --/commonground dir process stuff like the ACL, but then when sub2.domain.com/secret is called, it checks in the /commonground first and then into the /sub2 dir. I tried addControllerDirectory but without a module name, it overwrites the default controller dir. I dont want to use sub2.domain.com/sub2/secret but instead want the subdomain to control which dir it has access to. I am doing this by SEVER_NAME. Any advice would be great, thanks. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Multiple-Controller-Directories-tp18879750p18879750.html Sent from the Zend Framework mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
