assume open the url "/foo/bar/a:b/c/d" in browser, then in
PostsController:
debug($this->here);
get "/foo/bar/a:b/c/d"
debug(Router::parse($this->here));
gets:
Array
(
[pass] => Array
(
[0] => c
[1] => d
)
[named] => Array
(
[a] => b
)
[controller] => foo
[action] => bar
[plugin] =>
)
debug(Router::normalize(Router::parse($this->here)));
expects something like "/foo/bar/a:b/c/d"
but gets "/foo/bar/pass:Array/named:Array"
I tried:
$here = Router::parse($this->here);
debug(Router::normalize(am($here['named'], $here['pass'],
array('controller' => $here['controller'], 'action' =>
$here['action']))));
gets "/foo/bar/c/d/a:b"
seems working but ugly.
is there a better Router method for doing this ?
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