On Jan 13, 2011, at 08:11, Matthias wrote:
> I am working on a conference management tool and want it to be able to
> manage multiple conferences. The URLs should look like this:
> http://mydomain.com/abc_conf_2011/workshops/index
> When this URL is called, I want the router to extract the first
> parameter (abc_conf_2011) and hand it over to the Session (or any
> other component where it makes sense). The next parameters should work
> as usual, which means controller/action/parameters. In the book I
> found this:
> Router::connect("/{$prefix}/:controller/:action/*", ...)
> which looks like a start, but how do I process the prefix in my
> intended way?
Prefix routing is for setting up static prefixes -- like an admin section that
is always at /admin.
Don't you just want...
Router::connect('/:conference/:controller/:action/*', ...)
...and then access the conference in your controller as desired?
> The goal is to store the conference name (in the Session) and to
> modify each call to the database and to always add a condition like
> 'conference_name' => $this->Session->conference_name, so that in the
> above example only those workshops are fetched, where the conference
> name matches.
This I'm not sure how to do but I'm sure someone else here does.
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