[Controller Filters] Controller Index problem

Hello,

I created filters for some of my webpage, the pattern is like this

PHP Code:

public $filters = [
'isLoggedIn' => ['before' => ['user/*','home/*','edisi/*','rubrik/*','article/*']],
'isAdmin' => ['before' => ['user/*','edisi/*','rubrik/*']],
]; 


But the problem is when I visit index method of those controllers, the filter won't applied because we usually visit https://example.com/user instead of https://example.com/user/index.

So my temporarily solution is something like this

PHP Code:

public $filters = [
 'isLoggedIn' => ['before' => ['user','user/*','home','home/*','edisi','edisi/*','rubrik','rubrik/*','article','article/*']],
'isAdmin' => ['before' => ['user','user/*','edisi','edisi/*','rubrik','rubrik/*']],
]; 


Am I missing something here? Is there any other elegant solution?

The controller index method is the default method that is called when no controller
method is specified.

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Depending on how your routes are setup, you can often use the wildcard without the slash to make it work:

PHP Code:

public $filters = [
  'isLoggedIn' => ['before' => ['user*','home*','edisi*','rubrik*','article*']],
  'isAdmin' => ['before' => ['user*','edisi*','rubrik*']],
]; 


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Depending on how your routes are setup, you can often use the wildcard without the slash to make it work:

PHP Code:

public $filters = [
  'isLoggedIn' => ['before' => ['user*','home*','edisi*','rubrik*','article*']],
  'isAdmin' => ['before' => ['user*','edisi*','rubrik*']],
]; 


Why I did not think of this. Thanks for your reply Kilishan