Hello, I am just starting to learn Zend Framework.
As an exercise to learn the framework, I am creating a new site for my
wife to showcase her handmade merchandise. On this site, as with most
all sites, there will be quite a few purely informational pages
(About, Contact info, etc.).
My
Hi Adam, I think you'll appreciate ZF once you get a grip on the magic with
the way it handles URL routing.
http://framework.zend.com/manual/en/zend.controller.router.html
The default route, which you *shouldn't* have to stray from is url
/:module/:controller/:action. ZF gets its params for
On Wed, Jan 25, 2012 at 7:20 AM, Adam Dear addrum...@gmail.com wrote:
Is the proper way to create a custom route that routes every request
to my default controller, and then define routes that send requests to
few actual controllers that will exist or is there a mechanism that I
could use in
Wow, that's pretty wild (card) Hector! I haven't had a reason to do anything
beyond a default front controller. Not sure if it would be more resource
efficient, but you can simply set useDefaultControllerAlways = true; and loop
all non existant controllers to your default action. I haven't
Hector,
I appreciate the help.
I decided to use this method with the slight change of deciding to
define the static pages with a .html extension. Continuing with the
example I've been using, I'll access the non-controller pages using,
for example, mysite.com/About-Us.html,
