[eluser]marcusahle[/eluser]
I want when someone goes to example.com/index.php/anything_here that it routes to class posts function posts. That page will show a list of posts under the category of whatever is put in uri segement 1.
Then I would like for pagination to be included. For example, example.com/index.php/anything_here/any_number will route to the same posts/posts for pagination.
But then if someone goes to example.com/index.php/anything_here/anything_else_that_isn't_a_number_here it will route to class posts function view_post
Oh yea, I would also like example.com/index.php/anything_here/add to go to posts/add
In the routes I have:
$route[':any/add'] = 'posts/add'; which works fine.
I thought I could try this:
Code:
$route[':any/add'] = 'posts/add';
$route[':any/:num'] = 'posts/posts';
$route[':any/:any'] = 'posts/view_post';
$route[':any'] = 'posts/posts';
but the only thing that works is the
Code:
$route[':any/add'] = 'posts/add';
Basically my ultimate goal is:
have domain.com/category list posts in that category
have domain.com/category/2 go to page two of the pagination
have domain.com/category/add add a post under that category
have domain.com/category/post_title go to the view post page
I would have category and post_title parsed correctly for urls.
Am I on the right track or am I going about this the right way?
