Re: Help on Routes, should we use it ?

Thanks..wow, cricket your explanation is way advanced for me. But I
got the concept...thanks everyone.

regards,
Maxim

On Dec 29, 10:29 am, cricket <zijn.digi...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Tue, Dec 28, 2010 at 10:14 AM, John Maxim <goog...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Refer to link below:
> >http://book.cakephp.org/view/1541/Routes
>
> > I don't understand. What does it accomplish ??
>
> > Do we normally change the route as shown from the link above ?
>
> Cake's routes default to:
>
> /controller/action/param
>
> So, if you had a BookController, to view a specific Book, you'd have
> something like:
>
> /books/view/42
>
> ... where 42 is the $id of this Book. However, you might instead want
> to have URLs like:
>
> /books/alice-in-wonderland
>
> ... in which case, you'd want a route like so:
>
> Router::connect(
>         '/books/:slug',
>         array(
>                 'controller' => 'books',
>                 'action' => 'view',
>         ),
>         array(
>                 'slug' => '[-a-z0-9]+',
>                 'pass' => array('slug')
>         )
> );
>
> So, Book.slug must be contain only lowercase alpha chars, integers, or
> hyphens. And your Book model would have:
>
> public $actsAs = array(
>         'Sluggable' => array(
>                 'translation' => 'utf-8',
>                 'separator' => '-',
>                 'label' => 'title',
>                 'length' => 64,
>                 'overwrite' => true
>         )
> );
>
> Note the separator is a hyphen. It can also be an underscore, or
> whatever. Just ensure the route regexp is set up for that.
>
> Your action would then be defined as:
>
> public function view($slug = null) {
>
> Meanwhile, to create a link in a view (other mark-up aside):
>
> foreach ($data as $d)
> {
>         echo $this->Html->link(
>                 $d['Book']['title'],
>                 array(
>                         'controller' => 'books',
>                         'action' => 'view',
>                         'slug' => $d['Book']['slug']
>                 ),
>                 array('title' => 'read this book')
>         );
>
> }
>
> Note that 'slug' is passed in the first array, whereas it's in the
> second array in the route definition. If it's an admin route, you pass
> 'admin' => 1 in the first array for both link and route, and the URL
> would be '/admin/...' inthe route.

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