Hello List,
I working on a multi-account application, where the user can access it
by using this kind of URL
http://domain.de/<account>/<module>/<controller>/<action>/*
To get this kind of behavior I added this routes to my application.ini:
(I removed the prefix "resources.router.routes" from every line for
better readability)
<snip>
; resources (routes)
.defaultmodule.type = Zend_Controller_Router_Route_Module
.defaultmodule.abstract = On
.defaultmodule.defaults.module = "cms"
; route: account
.account.type = Zend_Controller_Router_Route
.account.route = ":account"
.account.reqs.account = "(0|[0-9]{5,8})"
.account.defaults.account = "0"
; route: chaining
.default.type = Zend_Controller_Router_Route_Chain
.default.chain = "account, defaultmodule"
</snap>
Now I want to add user-portal that's depending on the <account> and
second parameter <user> that i want to be also a part of the URL like
http://domain.de/<account>/<user>/<module>/<controller>/<action>/*.
I tried to add a new route to my application.ini like
<snip>
; route: user portal
.user.type = Zend_Controller_Router_Route
.user.route = ":account/:user"
.user.reqs.user = "(0|[0-9]{2,4})"
.user.defaults.user = "0"
.user.reqs.account = "(0|[0-9]{5,8})"
.user.defaults.account = "0"
<snap>
But now i get on all my other sites this error message:
Message: :account/:user is not specified
Because I only want to use the route "user" in the module "portal" is it
possible to bind the route to this specific module?
Many thanks
Bastian
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