Re: Prefix routing and urls

I know it sounds like a basic question (I use prefix routing a lot) but that's not the result I'm seeing. I am getting the same resulting URL whichever I use, which is why I posed the question.

I have always used the first example. The only apparent difference is when examining $this->params; with the first I see a key of 'admin' => 1 (not surprisingly) and with the second I see a key of 'prefix' => 'admin'. Both serve the purpose but they can't both be identical/ideal.

Jeremy Burns

Class Outfit

http://www.classoutfit.com

On 6 Dec 2011, at 03:1209, euromark wrote:

the first one is correct (using the prefix "admin") if you want to use
prefixes and get an url like
/admin/controller/action

the second one doesnt use prefixes and would result in
/controller/action (admin_ is a meaningless prefix here)


On 5 Dez., 18:35, Jeremy Burns <jeremybu...@classoutfit.com> wrote:

Cake 1.3

Is there any difference between these two:

echo $this->Html->link(

        'Text',

        array(

                'admin' => true,

                'controller' => 'foo',

                'action' => 'bar'

        )

);

echo $this->Html->link(

        'Text',

        array(

                'controller' => 'foo',

                'action' => 'admin_bar'

        )

);

If so, what is it and which is preferred?

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