[Solved] MY_Router Modify _set_routing

Instead of using multiple query stings for routes

Code:

http://localhost/project/index.php?d=common&c=home

Is it possible to modify _set_routing() so it can handle it like 

PHP Code:

http://localhost/project/index.php?route=common/home 


PHP Code:

<?php

class MY_Router extends CI_Router {
   
    protected function _set_routing()
    {
        // Load the routes.php file. It would be great if we could
        // skip this for enable_query_strings = TRUE, but then
        // default_controller would be empty ...
        if (file_exists(APPPATH.'config/routes.php'))
        {
            include(APPPATH.'config/routes.php');
        }

        if (file_exists(APPPATH.'config/'.ENVIRONMENT.'/routes.php'))
        {
            include(APPPATH.'config/'.ENVIRONMENT.'/routes.php');
        }

        // Validate & get reserved routes
        if (isset($route) && is_array($route))
        {
            isset($route['default_controller']) && $this->default_controller = $route['default_controller'];
            isset($route['translate_uri_dashes']) && $this->translate_uri_dashes = $route['translate_uri_dashes'];
            unset($route['default_controller'], $route['translate_uri_dashes']);
            $this->routes = $route;
        }

        // Are query strings enabled in the config file? Normally CI doesn't utilize query strings
        // since URI segments are more search-engine friendly, but they can optionally be used.
        // If this feature is enabled, we will gather the directory/class/method a little differently
        if ($this->enable_query_strings)
        {
            // If the directory is set at this time, it means an override exists, so skip the checks
            if ( ! isset($this->directory))
            {
                $_d = $this->config->item('directory_trigger');
                $_d = isset($_GET[$_d]) ? trim($_GET[$_d], " \t\n\r\0\x0B/") : '';

                if ($_d !== '')
                {
                    $this->uri->filter_uri($_d);
                    $this->set_directory($_d);
                }
            }

            $_c = trim($this->config->item('controller_trigger'));
            if ( ! empty($_GET[$_c]))
            {
                $this->uri->filter_uri($_GET[$_c]);
                $this->set_class($_GET[$_c]);

                $_f = trim($this->config->item('function_trigger'));
                if ( ! empty($_GET[$_f]))
                {
                    $this->uri->filter_uri($_GET[$_f]);
                    $this->set_method($_GET[$_f]);
                }

                $this->uri->rsegments = array(
                    1 => $this->class,
                    2 => $this->method
                );
            }
            else
            {
                $this->_set_default_controller();
            }

            // Routing rules don't apply to query strings and we don't need to detect
            // directories, so we're done here
            return;
        }

        // Is there anything to parse?
        if ($this->uri->uri_string !== '')
        {
            $this->_parse_routes();
        }
        else
        {
            $this->_set_default_controller();
        }
    }
} 


There's only one rule - please don't tell anyone to go and read the manual.  Sometimes the manual just SUCKS!

I found away to modify it to get what I want

PHP Code:

<?php

class MY_Router extends CI_Router {
 
    protected function _set_routing()
    {
        // Load the routes.php file. It would be great if we could
        // skip this for enable_query_strings = TRUE, but then
        // default_controller would be empty ...
        if (file_exists(APPPATH.'config/routes.php'))
        {
            include(APPPATH.'config/routes.php');
        }

        if (file_exists(APPPATH.'config/'.ENVIRONMENT.'/routes.php'))
        {
            include(APPPATH.'config/'.ENVIRONMENT.'/routes.php');
        }

        // Validate & get reserved routes
        if (isset($route) && is_array($route))
        {
            isset($route['default_controller']) && $this->default_controller = $route['default_controller'];
            isset($route['translate_uri_dashes']) && $this->translate_uri_dashes = $route['translate_uri_dashes'];
            unset($route['default_controller'], $route['translate_uri_dashes']);
            $this->routes = $route;
        }

        // Are query strings enabled in the config file? Normally CI doesn't utilize query strings
        // since URI segments are more search-engine friendly, but they can optionally be used.
        // If this feature is enabled, we will gather the directory/class/method a little differently
        if ($this->enable_query_strings)
        {

            $part = isset($_GET['route']) ? explode('/', $_GET['route']) : '';

            // If the directory is set at this time, it means an override exists, so skip the checks
            if ( ! isset($this->directory))
            {
                if ($part[0] !== '')
                {
                    $this->uri->filter_uri($part[0]);
                    $this->set_directory($part[0]);
                }
            }

            if ( ! empty($part[1]))
            {
                $this->uri->filter_uri($part[1]);
                $this->set_class($part[1]);

                //$_f = trim($this->config->item('function_trigger'));

                if ( ! empty($part[2]))
                {
                    $this->uri->filter_uri($part[2]);
                    $this->set_method($part[2]);
                }

                $this->uri->rsegments = array(
                    1 => $this->class,
                    2 => $this->method
                );
            }
            else
            {
                $this->_set_default_controller();
            }

            // Routing rules don't apply to query strings and we don't need to detect
            // directories, so we're done here
            return;
        }

        // Is there anything to parse?
        if ($this->uri->uri_string !== '')
        {
            $this->_parse_routes();
        }
        else
        {
            $this->_set_default_controller();
        }
    } 
} 


There's only one rule - please don't tell anyone to go and read the manual.  Sometimes the manual just SUCKS!