Why would you want a catch-all? What would you want to do if someone hit http://localhost/blog/sumthin ?

However, with the way that AD7six explained it, it should create your catch-all functionality.
The bad thing is that you may have to define a route for every method in the blog controller to access them.

$Route->connect ('/blog/history/*, array('controller'=>'Blog','action'=>'history'));
$Route->connect ('/blog/*', array('controller'=>'Blog','action'=>'index'));

At least this is how i understand it.
Side question: As far as i understand it, if you have a method with a preceding "_" ( _someMethod(){} ), you shouldn't be able to access it by going to http://localhost/blog/_someMethod right?
If you were to create a route to it, then would it that method be accessable via the url? (Not saying i would do it as it doesnt seem very cakey, just curious).

Brian French

x0rster wrote:
Ok, thanks you AD7six
So I need to add a route for each other members functions in
BlogController. It's too bad that there is no way to define a route
functionning like a "catch-all" if the function does not exist.

Thanks for your help




  

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