I am using autoroutes, but I need to write all my functions under a single controller, for a simple website this is very good because I can have every action(page) inside the default.py controller.
with autoroutes my http://blouweb.com/init/default/quemsomos is now just http://blouweb.com/quemsomos But I think you can keep /default with autoroutes. http://snipt.net/rochacbruno/routesconf/ http://snipt.net/rochacbruno/routespy/ 2010/12/9 pbreit <[email protected]> > What's the preferred way to clean up the URLs? For example, I never want > "/myapp/default/index" to display. > > /myapp is OK during development and/or when I'm on a server with multiple > apps. But when I'm on a domain/server with one app, I want " > http://myserver.com/"; to go to my home page without showing the path. > > Then, I think what I want is: if there are 0 segments, it routes to > /myapp/default/index. If one segment, it routes to /myapp/default/segment1. > If 2 segments, /myapp/segment1/segment2. And also handle where the last > segment is an ID. > > /index should never display and simply be implied by "/". > > Would I need routes for all of this? I know I can set myapp to "init" or > "welcome" (or change the default app name) but that leads to the whole path > showing. > -- Bruno Rocha http://about.me/rochacbruno/bio
