This is a note of caution if you use "Router::parseExtensions();" More
specifically, if you think you might want to use parseExtensions at
some point in your project.
I was using requestAction method with a url like this:
$this->requestAction('/users/view/j.smith');
My view method blueprint looks like this: function view($alias){}
Everything worked fine until I added "Router::parseExtensions();" to
my routes.php file. With parseExtensions turned on, cake treats
".smith" as the extension, and therefore removes .smith from the get
variable. So $alias = "j" instead of "j.smith".
If you append a VALID extension, like this:
$this->requestAction('/users/view/j.smith.html');
it works fine; $alias = "j.smith"
When you think about it, this behavior is not surprising, but it just
might catch you off guard and surprise you!
cook
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