Great, that helped a lot. A follow up issue I am having is what is
the correct way to handle such things as login / logout functions in
the user controller so that when I go to http://example.com/users/logout,
it doesn't query the database and it performs the logout functions.
Thanks again for your help before
On Oct 3, 9:41 am, Mathew <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Router::connect('/users/:username',
> array('controller'=>'users','action'=>'index'),array('pass'=>array('username')));
>
> This routes /users/bobcostas to the function index( $username ) method
> of the controller, with the username passed as a parameter.
>
> Router::connect('/users/:username/:action',
> array('controller'=>'users'),array('pass'=>array('username')));
>
> This does the same as the above, but allows the action to be after the
> username. For example; /users/bobcostas/edit would call function
> edit( $username ) in the UsersController.
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