i have one default module and one more module module_1 ,i have one parameter extra in url for langauge like site.com/module/languageparameter/controller/action i defiend it in index.php(bootstarp file) like this

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now when i move form some page to another in default module only than in place of module it integrates default for eg:

((site.com/default/languageparameter/controller/action))

and i do not want this in my url when i am traversing in my default module,

i want my url be like this ((site.com/languageparameter/controller/action))

can anybody help me regarding this issue.

thanx in advance

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Sorry if that seems like a lazy response but you’re likely not the only visitor coming here with problems so I’m hoping this can be a more general answer for all of you.

(sorry for my poor english writing. I did try me best, but…) This is very helpfull. I try and fix my probleme based on this article. But now I’m working on a more complexe website and it doesn’t work. As per your example (ingredients.com.au/articles/cooking/), your structure is:

:controller/:action

applications controllers articl esControllers.php

My structure is

:module/:controller/:action

applications module1 controllers articlesControllers.php models views module2 controllers otherControllers.php models views

for example I have this url: http://www.domaine.com/module2/other/listarticle. In my controller otherController.php, action listarticleAction(). Now, I would like to create the following url ( http://www.domaine.com/listarticle) that will be redirect to http://www.domaine.com/module2/other/listarticle.

As per Zend documentation, I’ve add :

$route = new Zend_Controller_Router_Route_Static( ‘listarticle’, array(‘module’ => ‘module2′, controller’ => ‘other’, ‘action’ => ‘listarticle’) ); $router->addRoute(‘listarticle’, $route);

But the only answer I received from the controller is «Invalid controller specified (listarticle)»… and I don’t know what to do :-(

I know is more like a question than a comment, but hey, I’m so desperate!

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…and my route config files look like…

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…so I’ve not used the array config for a while. I am interested to find out how to sort this issue out and will post it when I find a solution.

Zend_Config has been refactored so all you need now is…

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I’ve not actually tested this myself just yet, but the info comes from its developer Rob Allen:

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Fatal error: Argument 2 passed to Zend_Controller_RewriteRouter::addRoute() must be an object of class Zend_Controller_Router_Route_Interface …

The details of this error are explained here:

http://framework.zend.com/issues/browse/ZF-239

The fix version states 0.6.0, so I am going to download the latest snapshot and see what comes of it. If anyone knows of a method that can be used as a workaround, I’d be happy to hear from you.

Best Regards, Dave

Brian – Honestly, no idea right now. I’m actually testing/working these routes into underwater.com.au so my current concern is whether I can match/improve that sites current urls rather than performance. Besides if you read my Mr Dizzy post you’ll notice that I’ve discovered a few more serious optimisations. In the future I’d certainly be looking at it but that would also include looking at how I structure a site with regards to how many custom urls I would actually need.

Duane – Yeah, I agree with you there. It’s not perfect at the moment and I’m glad you mention that. On the other hand perhaps my error is to refer to this as a “config file” since the parameters required by RewriteRouter are a fiddly collection of arrays and I’m not sure INI would have enough depth to cope with them. XML and YAML should be able to but they would likely end up more complex that the original arrays. Part of my reason for publishing this was in fact to open up discussion/thought on methods of storing the routes.

Even aside from my personal preferences, this method can’t be used with XML or INI config files.