Hey! I just tried to create users system with pages: sign up, sign in etc.. I want that users can access pages using URI's like...
* /sign_up,
* /sign_in;
The problem is that I can't name controller like "Controller_Sign_In"... ( It would mean that it's location is in ".../controller/sign/in.php", but actually it isn't. It's ".../controller/sign_in.php". How to deal with this problem? I don't want to use routes for this funny task.( Any ideas?
You could use signin and signup or signIn and signUp. I would use in this particular example the first method but if the function names got larger I would use the second method.
oh I think i just found the answer to my previous posted question.
if you create a route, it overrides any autoloading based on folder filename
i.e. create route
'about-our-company' => '/company/about',
/* it calls the controller named "Controller_company"
and the method named "Action_about" */
and we could use SEO friendly uri's like user/account-login user/account-logout becasue the routing would determine which controller / action handles it. nice!
I guess I need to read the f'in manual http://fuelphp.com/docs/general/coding_standards.html
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