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Syntaxlb

Hi,

i need to have route with slug like this : mysite.com/julien, mysite.com/fabien, etc..

I have tried to put the route pattern "(:slug)" at the end of routes.php files. It's work, but if i want to go on other page with no route, just "controller/action/params" it's doesn't work.

How i can resolv my problem?

Harro

if you don't want to create routes for these other controllers, the easiest way is to deal with this in your 404 method.

Do a lookup of first parameter, and if found, deal with it. if not set the http status to 404 and show your error page.

Syntaxlb

In routes.php, i have at the end :

'(:slug)' => array('frontend/adherent/view_page_by_slug/$1', 'name' => 'adherent_view_page'),

The problem is if i want to go on controller/action with no route (like: mysite.com/mycontroller/myaction), the route "adherent_view_page" is selected, it's not a 404 route

Syntaxlb

This could be great when i go on the route "adherent_view_page", and don't find the page with slug, it's go on other next routes.

I put my route at the top of routes.php (:slug)' => array('frontend/adherent/view_page_by_slug/$1', 'name' => 'adherent_view_page'),

And the function :

public function action_view_page_by_slug($slug = null)

{

is_null($slug) and Response::redirect('adherent');

if (!$data['adherent'] = Model_PageAdherent::query()->where('slug', '=', $slug)->get_one()) {

// Go other next routes

}

// Show the page

}

Harro

Yeah, that doesn't work because it captures all requests.

That's why I suggested to let it fall through, and deal with it in your 404 route.

The routing engine doesn't have any option at the moment to attach code to it, this will be introduced in v2.0.

Syntaxlb

Ok i have understand what you said with the 404 route, thanks

Syntaxlb

Hmm, how i can get the first parameter in 404 action ?

example: mysite.com/julien

In the action if i do : var_dump(Uri::string()), it's said : welcome/404

Syntaxlb

Ok it's work if i do :

public function action_404()

{

$slug = substr($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'], 1);

if ($adherent = Model_Pageadherent::query()->where('slug', '=', $slug)->get_one()) {

return Request::forge('frontend/adherent/view_page_by_slug/'.$slug, false)->execute();

}

return Response::forge(ViewModel::forge('welcome/404'), 404);

}

Harro

The 404 is handled via an exception and launching a new request, so you no longer have access to the original URI. But that will work fine...

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