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[eluser]jedd[/eluser]
Spam .. ignore him, and he'll go away. [quote author="_mtr" date="1251099599"] ... http://www.example.com/manufacturers/honda/civic/1995 I would need a Manufacturers controller with a general manufacturer lookup function, correct?[/quote] Well, maybe not quite. It's tricky, as this is a contrived example. If you have a site about vehicles of all sorts, you may then have a controller called car (and another one for trucks, one for planes, etc). Remember, contrived example! So your URL would start www.example.com/car/ ... You'd have a browse and a search method, probably, and they might lead you to a method that would show you details for a car - which is kind of where you were heading above. But your URL might look more like this: www.example.com/car/show/honda/civic/1995 I'd suggest that you don't want to play with routes.php if you can avoid it. And you can usually avoid it. If you think of a controller as representing or managing a resource, things might be easier. Manufacturer is actually an attribute of a car, I'd say, so you are probably going to paint yourself into a corner if you stick with a controller called manufacturer. You might have a controller elsewhere that you use to maintain your list of manufacturers - to add, rename, delete them - but that's not what you're doing in this instance. |
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