Hi, I just finished my Zend Framework CMS for a client and the CMS will feed the front end Flash application through Zend AMF. This is all working fine. Now my client wants shadow HTML for SEO. The Flash front end uses SWF address for deeplinking to parts within the Flash application using the browser url. It uses the base url to the index file and then a hash (#) and behind that all parameters separated by slashes. So to get to a photo with id 32 in category dogs you would have a url like www.website.com/#/photos/dogs/32 or something like that.
My question is now, can I setup my default controllers and routing in such a way that when browsing the site in HTML you can route to the photos controller show a view with photo 32 of the dogs category, using the hash method swf address uses? This way google can browse through the site as well as visitors that do not use Flash? Did anyone already do something like this? And how do I set this up? Thanks, Marco -- View this message in context: http://n4.nabble.com/Custom-routing-on-default-module-controllers-tp1582870p1582870.html Sent from the Zend Framework mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
