Hi - just a quick question,
I have a controller called terms with two normal actions (index, view)
and four prefixed actions (protected_index, protected_add,
protected_edit, protected_delete). However I want to use a alias
(glossary) so if I visit 'example.com/glossary' cake goes to
'example.com/terms/index' and if I go to 'example.com/protected/
glossary/add' cake goes to 'example.com/protected/terms/add'.
This seems quite simple, I found this in the cook book:
Router::connect(
'/cooks/:action/*', array('controller' => 'users', 'action' =>
'index')
);
Where 'cooks' is an alias for the 'users' controller. So I tried to
use:
Router::connect('/glossary/:action/*', array('controller' => 'terms',
'action' => 'index'));
But two things don't work:
1 - if I go to 'example.com/glossary' I get a missing controller
error. (I thought it would go to 'example.com/terms/index'.
2 - The routing prefix generates the same missing controller error.
I have set the routing prefix in core as such:
Configure::write('Routing.prefixes', array('protected'));
Basically I can't see why that doesn't work - have I missed something?
Any help would be appreciated
-- Felix
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