Following along the same lines as Sven, I am creating a Cake application, and wish to seperate the admin by giving it it's own subdomain.
I have setup the routes configuration file to set routes depending on the $_SESSION['SERVER_NAME'] variable, but the default setting of attempting to route all other URI's to /method/action is causing some grief.
Is there any way to turn off this default behaviour and for URI's to only link to somewhere if a route has been set for it? I could not find anything in the manual page for Routes, so I ask here.
Also, is it possible to add multiple validation regex's with seperate fail flags for a single input field? I would like to offer a more helpful error message to my users, rather than just a generic fail message. For example, on regex to check the "username" length, and another to check for unsafe characters - and to offer a different error message for each.
If multiple validation regex's are not already available I may attempt to add this functionality and submit it for review and maybe adding to the code base?
Thanks in advance for any help - keep up the good work!
Aaron Barnes
On 6/1/06, Sven <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks for your reply!
> Cake has a define in core.php that creates an admin route.
> What this allows you to do is keep all code for an object in one class.
>
> Adding the route would work like this.
>
> www.example.com/admin/posts/index
I'm going to check if this will fit my needs.
Sven
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