On Mon, Nov 3, 2008 at 2:57 PM, Todd M <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> If I wanted to do something different, such as whenever I get
> www.example.net/posts/5. I could write some route connection code to
> translate it to posts/add/5. This is how I understand the cake's
> routes.
>
> However, this is where I have the disconnect. The external website
> that calls my cake code will alway just call www.example.net/posts.
> It will never call www.example.net/posts/add/5, www.example.net/posts/add,
> or www.example.net/posts/5. It would store the action & id in the
> $_POST array. I believe the only way that I can do this is to have the
> posts->index() (default controller action) and parse the $_POSTS and
> then recall the dispatcher with a posts/add/5 as url.
If I understood the point, I think you could do a redirect
inside the index action of your posts controller, like that:
function index() {
// ...
$this->redirect("/posts/add/5");
}
Best regards.
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