Hey everyone, I've been using cake for a little bit now but something
has got me stumped!
My controller:
function index($id) { }
function somethingElse($id){ }
function somethingElseTwo($id) { }
So basically, If i want to pass the $id to the 'somethingElse' and
'somethingElseTwo' functions I just go to the url:
domain.com/controller/somethingElse/id <-- (id would be say 2 or
something)
But if i go www.domain.com/controller/id and try and access the
index page through this, it passes the id to the controller and thinks
it's an action and not the parameter as intended to be. if i go,
www.domain.com/controller/index/id , then that works, but obviously
that isn't ideal for me!!
I have messed around with routes and even tried this - but that
doesn't work with ajax for some reason (maybe because its kindof
cheating) - it does work with general links though
$Route->connect('/controller/somethingElse', array('controller' =>
'Controller', 'action' => 'somethingElse'));
$Route->connect('/controller/somethingElseTwo', array('controller' =>
'Controller', 'action' => 'somethingElseTwo'));
$Route->connect('/controller/somethingElseThree', array('controller'
=> 'Controller', 'action' => 'somethingElseThree'));
// anything else ie - a link pointing towards controller/id
$Route->connect('/controller/*', array('controller' => 'Controller',
'action' => 'index'));
Is there a way to do this properly? I'm not very good with regex
either
P.s. the real reason for wanting to simplify url's as much as
possible is really an seo thing
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