I just mean, if the request means sth. like category/subcategory without any
article, e.g. if the index-article of this category should be displayed, the
regex hits sth. like this category=>'name_of_category' and
article=>'name_of_article', instead of this, exactly this should be hit:
category=>name_of_category/name_of_subcategory article=>index ...
You know what i mean?
I'm trying to develop a folder-structure, and if no article is requested, a
default article, in this case 'index' should be displayed ... it means, all
categories have an 'index' page ..
e.g.:
/
|
/category
|
index
|
article_1
|
article_2
|
subcategory
|
index
|
article_1
Like a static webpage. :)
For all requests that don't pass the regex i write custom routes ... that
does it for me!
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