Hi,
I have a current site that the content and parts of the layout are
controlled by a database table.
As such I only really need one action inside one controller to run the
site - the parameters that get passed in the url define which content
to display...
i.e.
mysite.com/mainpage/subpage
calls my controller 'contents' with the action 'index' and the
mainpage + subpage params passed to index which gets the content
accordingly...
I've set up the routing like this:
$Route->connect('/*', array('controller' => 'contents', 'action' =>
'index'));
This is a basic catch all statement - which for this purpose works
absolutely fine.
However, I need to add an admin module to the site - so that
"mysite.com/admin/contents" will call the " "admin_index" action in
the contents controller.
How can I change my current catch all routing so that it doesn't catch
'admin' ?
I can obviously write my own routing code in my index action, but
thought there would probably be a better way built in to save doing
this.
Cheers,
Guy
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