Well, it doesn't make much sense if you combine the two, as you'll end
up passing 'prefix' => 'admin' on the non-admin calls. This will screw
around with any auth code you have that uses this prefix.
I generally don't worry about routing admin functions, as it is only a
few clients who see it, and therefore the whole "easy to remember" and
"seo-friendly" aspects are irrelevant.
Adam
On Dec 22, 8:22 am, Joel Stein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Quick question... I'm trying to assign a route to a controller, both
> in the case of admin urls and without. Is there an easy way to
> consolidate these two lines?
>
> Router::connect('/admin/bulletin/:action/*', array('plugin' =>
> 'newsletter', 'controller' => 'newsletter', 'prefix' => 'admin'));
> Router::connect('/bulletin/:action/*', array('plugin' => 'newsletter',
> 'controller' => 'newsletter'));
>
> I thought something like this might work, but didn't know how to
> finish it:
>
> Router::connect('/(admin/)?bulletin/:action/*', array('plugin' =>
> 'newsletter', 'controller' => 'newsletter', 'prefix' => 'admin'));
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