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Rob McCann

Hi All, If I've got the following set up in my routing array:

'admin/(:segment)' =>'admin/$1/index',
'admin/(:segment)/view-all' =>'admin/$1/view-all',

If my URL is /admin/case-studies/view-all, how do I set up my routing table to map this to /admin/casestudies/viewall without creating a special case each time a url has a hyphen in it? Sorry if I've not explained it well! Rob McCann

Peter

I have the same question and I'm very curious for the solution!

Jelmer Schreuder

I don't have time to look into this right now, but basicly this is just a preg_match pattern that is parsed here: https://github.com/fuel/core/blob/master/classes/route.php#L156 As far as I see the whole Route class does nothing with hyphens, thus I can't think of anything right now. And as far as I can remember the replace pattern doesn't care about hyphens either, but you might try adding 2 backslashes before it..? (you need 2 to have one left after PHP parses the string which might then make preg_match handle the hyphen as just a character instead of removing it, if that is where it is removed) Btw if you're sure this is a bug or undocumented limitation: make it an issue on Github, we don't accept bugreports on the forums because that's not what the forums are for, that's what the issuetracker is for.

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