Regarding an example, I circumvent routing all together for that. It's
not deemed the most appropriate by some but it works:
http://github.com/AD7six/mi_development/blob/master/vendors/shells/templates/skel/app_error.php#L98
However what you could do is have a variable with the name of the top
level pages and page folders (if you have any) and therefore define
(as your first route):
Router::connect('/:page/*',
array('controller'=>'pages', 'action' => 'display'),
array('action' => 'contact|faq|tos|stuff')
);
On May 28, 4:49 pm, Jon Bennett <[email protected]> wrote:
> >> The above route is equivalent to the default route - i.e. it's the
> >> same as not having it defined (incidentally what are your admin_*
> >> functions doing defined like that?¿? - you're disabling the automatic
> >> admin/prefix protection by doing that.)
>
> I have been doing that since Nate suggested it back in 2008,
I'd be amazed if Nate ever suggested doing that.
Possibly:
//1.2 styley
Router::connect('/articles/:action',
array('controller'=>'articles', 'admin' => true, 'prefix' =>
'admin'),
array('action' => 'add|edit|index|delete|status')
);
OR
//1.3 styley
Router::connect('/articles/:action',
array('controller'=>'articles', 'prefix' => 'admin'),
array('action' => 'add|edit|index|delete|status')
);
(why route none-admin actions to admin actions, and always use admin_
as a prefix instead of just defining function index() ... ;) )
hth,
AD
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