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Trouble with an optional named route parameter
Alexandr
October 2013
Hi all!
I try to use a following route rule:
'timetables/edit/:id(/:month)' => array('timetable/edit', 'name'=>'timetables_edit')
But, if I go to
http://xxx/timetables/edit/5
URL I get an error
404
- Page not found
But
http://xxx/timetables/edit/5/2
URL is working.
If I edit the rule:
'timetables/edit/:id(/:month)?' => ...
then both
http://xxx/timetables/edit/5
and
http://xxx/timetables/edit/5/2
URLs are working.
The '?' is really necessary?
As far as I know parenthesisses make the named parameter optional. Am I wrong?
Harro
October 2013
Accepted Answer
No, the brackets just mean you can refer the it in the target using $1. It's compiled into a standard regex, so you do need to question mark to make it optional.
Alexandr
October 2013
@
Harro Verton
Thank you for you answer!
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Alexandr
October 2013
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