I currently manage a relatively large application written in Fuel PHP 1.4. There are several sites that use modules that are shared across these sites.
I want to create a module called "Page" to be shared across a few different applications. Unfortunately though there is already a controller in our CMS Application called Controller_Page.
If the Pages module is loaded, it ignores the Controller_Page from the application classes and tries to load a controller from the Page module's class directory and then throws a 404 because there isn't one there.
Is there a way to make the module cascade, thereby reverting to the application's controller if no controller is present in the module's class directory?
Your best bet is probably to extend the Router class, and overload the parse_match() method. If it fails to find a controller, it returns NULL.
It might work already if you change it to
// this will search in a module if one is detected if ($info = static::parse_segments($segments, $namespace, $module)) { $match->controller = $info['controller']; $match->action = $info['action']; $match->method_params = $info['method_params']; return $match; }
// this will repeat the search in app if a module was detected elseif ($module and $info = static::parse_segments($segments, $namespace, false)) { $match->controller = $info['controller']; $match->action = $info['action']; $match->method_params = $info['method_params']; return $match; } else { return null; }
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