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Problem with routes if Controller is in a subfolder - kilden - 06-28-2020
Hello,
I don't know if it's a good practice, but I wanted to put the controllers for my admin in a subfolder called 'admin' to keep it tidy. So I've changed the namespace like this...
Code:
namespace App\Controllers\admin;... copied the base controller in my admin folder (that's probably the problem)
...And change my routes like this...
Code:
$routes->post('/admin/mycontroller', 'admin/Mycontroller::mymethod');Everything worked well till I wanted to pass arguments...
It works like this :
Code:
$routes->match(['get','post'], '/admin/translations/(: segment)', 'Admin_translations::translate/$1');It doesn't work like this :
Code:
$routes->match(['get','post'], '/admin/translations/(: segment)', 'admin/Translations::translate/$1');What should I do to fix this issue ?
Thank you for any help !
RE: Problem with routes if Controller is in a subfolder - marcogmonteiro - 06-29-2020
I think (: segment) shouldn't have that extra space. Like (
egment) instead of (: segment)
RE: Problem with routes if Controller is in a subfolder - kilden - 06-29-2020
(06-29-2020, 01:26 AM)marcogmonteiro Wrote: I think (: segment) shouldn't have that extra space. Like (
you're right... In my code, there was no space... I put one intentionally to see the code because on this forum, ": + s" makes a smiley...
RE: Problem with routes if Controller is in a subfolder - InsiteFX - 06-29-2020
If the controller is in a sub-folder you also need to pass the sub-folder name
sub-folder-name/controller/method
RE: Problem with routes if Controller is in a subfolder - kilden - 06-29-2020
I think it's exactly what I did just below... My sub-folder is 'admin', my controller 'Translations' and my method 'translate':
(06-28-2020, 09:04 PM)kilden Wrote: It doesn't work like this :
Code:$routes->match(['get','post'], '/admin/translations/(:alpha)', 'admin/Translations::translate/$1');
I put the name of the sub-folder in the route, but when passing arguments, it doesn't work and the controller or method is not found !
Or should I put a "/" instead "::" between controller and method ?
$routes->match(['get','post'], '/admin/translations/(: segment)', 'admin/Translations/translate/$1');
RE: Problem with routes if Controller is in a subfolder - inumaru - 06-30-2020
By not working, what is it the error that you got? is it exception or 404 or what?
Do you have a folder in your public by the same name "admin"?
if you have it try to rename it into something else,
and try this code in your routes file.
PHP Code:
$routes->match(['get','post'], 'admin/translations/(:alpha)', 'admin/Translations::translate/$1');
RE: Problem with routes if Controller is in a subfolder - kilden - 07-01-2020
Yes. Even with your code I've got a white page with a 404 error + "admin" like this :
Code:
<div class="wrap"><h1>404 - File Not Found</h1>
<p>admin</p>
</div>I'm surprised there is no more information because I'm in development mode.
Everything works well if I replace my argument (for exemple : 'myfield') in the route :
Code:
//$routes->match(['get','post'], 'admin/translations/(:alpha)', 'admin/Translations::translate/$1'); //doesn't work
$routes->match(['get','post'], 'admin/translations/myfield', 'admin/Translations::translate/myfield'); //works!!But of course, I need to put arguments...
RE: Problem with routes if Controller is in a subfolder - inumaru - 07-01-2020
Do you have a folder in your public by the same name "admin"?
I got an 403 error last time because of this.
or maybe how are the contents of your routes file and Translations file?
I use sub-folders in my controller too but it works just fine.
RE: Problem with routes if Controller is in a subfolder - kilden - 07-01-2020
Well I've changed a bit the structure according to my host server and to put easily a project on my website if I need to show my local project on my website for a client... (maybe it would be easier to do a subdomain ?) So for the moment, I've got :
CI-projectName (my app folder)
----app
--------Controllers
-------------admin (the folder for my admin controllers)
--------Views
-------------pages (the folder for my webpages views)
-------------pages-admin (the folder for my admin views)
----system
----writable
web (the public folder)
----projectName (name of the app for testing : myDomain/projectName)
--------index.php
--------assets
-------------css
-------------js
--------assets-admin
-------------css
-------------js
Do you mean I should better change my structure ?
RE: Problem with routes if Controller is in a subfolder - inumaru - 07-03-2020
Sorry I just able to go online and check this again.
I have tried to replicate your folder structure and all your route and controller syntax,
and I found something interesting.
PHP Code:
$routes->match(['get','post'], 'admin/translations/(: segment)', 'admin/Translations::translate/$1'); --> not working(404)
$routes->match(['get','post'], 'admin/translations/(: segment)', 'admin\Translations::translate\$1'); --> not working(404)
$routes->match(['get','post'], 'admin/translations/(: segment)', 'admin\Translations::translate/$1'); --> working
Yet
PHP Code:
$routes->match(['get','post'], 'admin/translations/someVar', 'admin/Translations::translate/someVar'); --> working
$routes->match(['get','post'], 'admin/translations/someVar', 'admin\Translations::translate/someVar'); --> working
I just relize the difference between your code and my code is this \ and / that being used.
If no variable is being used, using / is fine but if there is variable / will resulting in 404 and only \ works.