Re: Prefix routing problem

You need to define the master route, also:

Router::connect('/aktivieren/', ...); That's the router you access when you enter /aktivieren.

On Fri, May 28, 2010 at 2:05 AM, cronet <cronet@gmx.de> wrote:

Hey,

i defined the following route:

       Router::connect('/aktivieren/*', array('controller' => 'users',
'action' => 'activate', 'admin'=>false));

But everytime when I try to access /aktivieren cake routes me to
admin_activatie...

Here ar some vars from pr($this)

   [action] => admin_activate
   [uses] =>
   [params] => Array
       (
           [named] => Array
               (
               )

           [pass] => Array
               (
               )

           [controller] => users
           [action] => admin_activate
           [admin] =>
           [prefix] => admin
           [plugin] =>
           [form] => Array
               (
               )

           [url] => Array
               (
                   [url] => aktivieren
               )

       )


Why I get always to admin, even when i set admin=>false ?

Regards,
AxlF

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