Lets say I have a controller Books with an action view() defined as
follows:
class BooksController extends AppController {
public function view($id) {
// something
}
}
Let's assume that $id is supposed to be of a numeric type.
I see two options;
1) Setup the route so that it only connects for instance
books/view/{integer} to Books->view($id)
2) Have general routing like the defaults in CakePHP and include code in
view() to make sure that $id is set and is numeric.
Which is better practice?
In my view I think the former is cleaner and less magicky. This is
something I enjoyed working with the Play Framwork, that you explicitly had
to connect a route to each action.
What is your opinion?
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