Try this one (untested):
Router:connect('/:year/:controller/:action/*', null,
array('year'=>'\d{4}'));
Cheers,
Adam
ModByChris wrote:
> I have not been able to find the way around this an it seems like it
> should be possible.
> I have a News controller, and I am dealing with a biennial event, so I
> have items for 2007,2009 and eventually more. I want to identify which
> set of news items to display, but using the URLs:
>
> /2007/news/:action/*
> and
> /2009/news/:action/*
>
> (rather than the obvious "/news/:action/2007")
>
> which works fine, but I want it to be a bit more dynamic so I don't
> have to create all the routes.
> so I thought:
>
> Router:connect('/:year/news/:action/*',array('controller'=>'news',
> 'action'=>'index'), array('year'=>'(2007|2009)'));
>
> (I define the regular expression at the top, so it's easy to
> maintain.)
>
> But doing this Cake tries to use the year 2007 or 2009 as the ACTION,
> and gives a missing action error. I can't figure out how to stop it,
> so it actually passes the correct action.
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