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help with routes (i think?) - El Forum - 08-19-2011
[eluser]jblack199[/eluser]
Alright, so here is a question and I am sure it will have to do with routes...
I am developing a project we'll call the url http://domain.com/debts
so under debts i have my codeigniter installed and functioning properly.. but there are multiple lists that I'll need to create (different pages) which will come off a master-list..
so first page:
list item 1
list item 2
list item 3
those would be 3 links to:
http://domain.com/debts/1
http://domain.com/debts/2
http://domain.com/debts/3
and so on...
now when I click on one of the links -- it takes me to the 2nd page which is a list of debts for that 'client' as input in the database.. but i can also add debts... so my url for that would be: http://www.domain.com/debts/1/add so the 1 is the variable number...
but to throw something else in the mix, here is yet another conundrum for you... in the same list (/debts/1/) I can delete/edit on of the debts... so my URL's for them would be (/debts/1/delete/54) or (/debts/1/edit/125)
the #'s are the only variable information that would be driven from the database.. so -- how exactly to do it...
help with routes (i think?) - El Forum - 08-19-2011
[eluser]kilishan[/eluser]
You could either use routes or the _remap method in your controller. Either one would be pretty simple. Here's the routes version:
Code:
$route['debts/(:num)/[a-z_]') = 'debts/$2/$1';Basically what this does is to reverse the order of the uri segments as they come into your controller. So, it would still be calling the debts->edit method, with the third uri available as the only parameter to that method.
Code:
class debts extends CI_Controller {
public function edit($id=0)
{
...
}
}help with routes (i think?) - El Forum - 08-19-2011
[eluser]byde[/eluser]
im not very sure but ill try something like this
Code:
class Debts extends CI_Controller {
public function index($index, $function)
{
eval("\$this->$function(\$index)");
}
public function edit($index)
{
...
}
}help with routes (i think?) - El Forum - 08-20-2011
[eluser]danmontgomery[/eluser]
eval: bad, routing: good