Hello, so as you can read in the subject, i'm creating a ContentManagement application with Zend Framework, i've already started developing the structure and the needs of an application like this. But, i already found an error in reasoning: The normal MVC application produces URL's like this: -> http://example.com/module/controller/action/param_key/param_value a.s.o.
Of course the URL's produced by a cms are much more various: For example: -> http://example.com/weblog/zend_framework/2008/06/20/i_need_some_help Where weblog means the category == name could change, zend_framework as the blog category 2008/06/20 as the date and i_need_some_help as the article so as you can see, there's nothing like module/controller/action in this url ... I already thought of routes, but isn't it too varying for routes?! Then i thought of a "central" controller, where the requests would be caught and then the required controller/action would be loaded, but in this case, there has to be a router like this: :category/:param_1/:param_2/:param_3 and so on, because there are many possibilities, the second param don't need to be a subcategory, it also could be an article ... Anybody here, understanding my problem? Or is a tutorial or something like that, anywhere inside the web? Thanks for your (needed) help. Regards, Dennis Sorry for my bad english. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Building-a-CMS-with-ZendFramework---problems-at-startup-tp18144799p18144799.html Sent from the Zend Framework mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
