Hi,
In my blogging module I want to add the administrative route on Bootstrap. I
want to do it this way in case I want to add the administrative secction to
something like ZfcAdmin. In my module.config.php file I've got
return array( 'blog' => array( 'admin_route' =>
'blog/admin' ) );
This way it should be easy to change it to comething like `zfcadmin/blog`.
The problem arrives at the module's `onBootstrap` method... If I try to check
if the route exists with the following code:
public function onBootstrap(EventInterface $e) { $application
= $e->getApplication(); $serviceManager =
$application->getServiceManager(); $router = $e->getRouter();
$admin_route = 'blog/admin'; if(
$router->hasRoute($admin_route) ) { die('Got it'); }
die("No route " . $admin_route); }
I always get `No route` although it exists.
If I go for the parent route, that is `blog`, `hasRoute` returns true...
however if I get the route using `get->route` I get a
Zend\Mvc\Router\Http\Part... So I tried:
$route = $router->get('blog'); if ($route->hasRoute('admin')) {
die('Got it'); }
But still no luck... I get false.
This makes sense as there is no `hasRoute` or `getRoute` inside
Zend\Mvc\Router\Http\Part so I guess it is not looking into $childRoutes (which
I guess it holds the child route I'm looking for) instead it uses the $routes
variable defined in SimpleRouteStack as it is inherinting the method from it.
Is this a bug? My goal isinserting a simple segment route
"/[:controller[/:action]]" to the route defined as administrative route for the
blog module.
