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Davide Bellini

Hey,
I have a question about routing. in config/routes.php :

'_root_'   => 'public/index',
'_404_'   => 'public/404',

// ADMIN Routes
'adm'   => 'admin/dashboard', // Admin Dashboard
'adm/(:any)'  => 'admin/$1',   // Admin Controllers
 
// API Routess
'api'    => 'api/404',   // Return status 404 and a null body
'api/(:any)'  => 'api/$1',   // API Controllers

What can I have to do to catch all requests ( not admin, not api and not 404 ) and route to "public/index/$1" ??? I cannot insert '(:any)' => 'public/index/$1' because override 404 route, right?

Harro

What you're saying is that you want to route all requests for controller/methods that can be resolved to a specific controller/method? Isn't that a bit strange?

Davide Bellini

If I would something like :
http://domain.ext/blog/posts
http://domain.ext/category1/pages
.... Where all after domain.ext is dynamic ( from db ).
But I would also a domain.ext/adm that redirect to admin panel What do you suggest?
Thank you!!

Harro

The normal approach for dynamic routing is that you route everything to your front controller, have it sort out the routing, and if something is not found, throw a \Request404Exception. The 404 exception is caught in your index.php, and hardcoded loads the _404_ route.

Davide Bellini

The normal approach for dynamic routing is that you route everything to your front controller

ok, so ... What I have to write in routes.php to route everithing to my "public" controller? (:any) => public/index/$1 ?

Harro

That should work. In my case _root_, _404_ and :any all point to the same controller, as I do the 404 handling internally, I don't rely on Fuel's 404 views.

Davide Bellini

Anyone?

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