Re: Routing Help

What I would guess is happening is that the new route you put in place is matching everything including all the actions for your products controller.
You might be able to add routes for each action in products to override this.
But, could you just make a simple change and use "product" instead of "products" for routes with a title?
for example
create link http://sitename/product/[title of product]/[id]
and use
Router::connect('/product/:title/:id/*',array('controller' => 'products','action'=>'product_detail'),array('pass' => array('id','title')));

You could shorten this even more and just use "p" instead of product in the URL if you want.
    http://sitename/p/[title of product]/[id]

Just a thought.

On 11/2/2012 4:37 AM, pcs [via CakePHP] wrote:

Hi ,

i am new to cakephp

link is http://sitename/products/product_detail/[id]


and i need to create link http://sitename/products/[title of product]/[id]


Router::connect('/products/:title/:id/*',array('controller' => 'products','action'=>'product_detail'),array('pass' => array('id','title')));

i did it in route.php

but it is routes all action of products to product detail page .

Thanks ,

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