thank you for your help
> what does the ":" mean?It's a marker, such that whatever is in the place of
":myParam" will
become array('myParam'=>'whatever matched in the regex'). if it's
:controller it's the name of the controller to use, if it's :action
it's the method to run otherwise it's (just) a named parameter
> can i use the "?" in the urls?You can use anything that you can use in a
regex. Here's an
example:https://cakeforge.org/plugins/scmsvn/viewcvs.php/1.1/trunk/bakesale/c...
so i think the Router should be explained in the manual more in depth.
there could be a use for a decent tutorial on that as well. personally
i think routing is a "main part" - AKA deserves a chapter - in a web
app.
now i will look into that Router-bastard further and do some
try-and-error. but usually i design the model and the virtual folder
structure before i code something.
so ":something" matches everything til the next "/" or "?". (?)
for
"/host/controller/12,3452,2332/"
i have
":controller/:param/"
or
"/controller/:one,:two,:three/"
?
and everything after a "?" will be treated as usual?
you see, im not feeling comfortable with this url-expressions right
now.
> 2. why shouldnt we/i use mod_rewrite?You are using mod_rewrite. Otherwise you
would need to create the
folder structure to represent your url structure etc.
yes sure, but mod_rewrite isnt used as a "front-conroller".
and the router isnt a helper-class to write .htaccess-files.
greeting
thdz.x
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