Thanks! I saw the title of that thread, but I thought it was to
actually call several actions from a single submit click, so I ignored
it....oops.
At the moment I'm more pro the routing approach, as it seems more of a
routing thing. (Although I agree it is a touch hackier)
I think I have got the routing to work. What I did:
- Create a new routing class that extends AgaviWebRouting that
contains a single function:
public function startup() {
parent::startup();
$this->sources['_POST'] = new AgaviRoutingArraySource($_POST);
}
- Add this to autoload.xml, and in factories.xml set this new class as
the routing class
- In routing.xml add a route that has:
pattern="link" source="_POST[action]"
for a route to correspond to a submit button with name="action" and
value="link".
This seems to work.
On 8 Mar 2009, at 06:25, Veikko Mäkinen wrote:
> Michal Charemza wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> Is it possible to route based on the value of a post variable? I have
>> a form with multiple submit buttons, and I think it might be better
>> to
>> route to a different action for each.
>
> http://groups.google.com/group/agavi-users/browse_thread/thread/f55d62787c48678b
>
> Summary: You can have a cath-all action and forward to the correct
> action or you can extend Agavi's routing and add a new parameter
> source
> (it's easier than it sounds).
>
>
> -veikko
>
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