Submodels in Alloy

[A387]

I just read a previous topic about submodules and the just of
underscores to access them. (http://groups.google.com/group/alloyphp/t/
10b18c9b55b7c992) However, it doesn't seem to work, is that because of
an update later on?

URL: http://www.alloy.dev/admin_admpages/
Response:

Module 'admin_admpages' not found
Array
(
[u] => admin_admpages/
[module] => admin_admpages
[format] => html
[action] => index
[route] => module
)

Ideally I'd like to access the CMS / adminpanel via /admin/ is that
possible with the current routing class?

Thanks in advance for your help!

[Vance Lucas]

That URL/module should work, and will map to the namespace/file: "Admin\Admpages\Controller". Please ensure that your module is in the right place with the right name, class, and namespace.

Also - The URL you gave is not web-accessible, so I can't see the error :).

--

Vance Lucas

[Adri Kodde]

You are right, I messed up with the Controllers namespace!

However the idea with the underscores is not really neat from a user point of view, I think.
Can I make it work like this: /admin/pages -> Admin\Pages\Controller with the current Router class?

Vance Lucas

8 mei 2012 16:57

That URL/module should work, and will map to the namespace/file: "Admin\Admpages\Controller". Please ensure that your module is in the right place with the right name, class, and namespace.

Also - The URL you gave is not web-accessible, so I can't see the error :).

--

Vance Lucas

On Tuesday, May 8, 2012 9:02:32 AM UTC-5, A387 wrote:

A387

8 mei 2012 16:02

[Vance Lucas]

Yes, you can use the router to map any arbitrary URL route to any module/action you want. The admin routes you want could be handled like this, with an 'afterMatch' route callback that modifies the returned parameter array:

// Admin Routes

// ===========================================

// 'afterMatch' callback to prepend 'admin_' to module name

// @return array of $params

$adminPrepend = function($params, $method, $uri) {

    // Prepend 'admin_' to specified 'module' param from route

    $params['module'] = 'admin_' + $params['module'];

    return $params;

};

// Routes

$router->route('admin_module_item_action', '/admin/<:module>/<:item>/<:action>')

    ->defaults(array('format' => 'html'))

    ->afterMatch($adminPrepend);

$router->route('admin_module_item', '/admin/<:module>/<#item>')

    ->defaults(array('action' => 'view', 'format' => 'html'))

    ->get(array('action' => 'view'))

    ->put(array('action' => 'put'))

    ->delete(array('action' => 'delete'))

    ->afterMatch($adminPrepend);

$router->route('admin_module_action', '/admin/<:module>/<:action>')

    ->defaults(array('format' => 'html'))

    ->post(array('action' => 'post'))

    ->afterMatch($adminPrepend);

$router->route('admin_module', '/admin/(<:module>)')

    ->defaults(array('module' => 'home', 'action' => 'index', 'format' => 'html'))

    ->post(array('action' => 'post'))

    ->afterMatch($adminPrepend);

Cheers,

--

Vance Lucas

On Tuesday, May 8, 2012 9:02:32 AM UTC-5, A387 wrote:

[Vance Lucas]

Looks like I've been writing too much JavaScript lately. The admin callback should be this:

// 'afterMatch' callback to prepend 'admin_' to module name

// @return array of $params

$adminPrepend = function($params, $method, $uri) {

    // Prepend 'admin_' to specified 'module' param from route

    $params['module'] = 'admin_' . $params['module']; // used "+" for concatenation the first time... sorry :(

    return $params;

};

On Tuesday, May 8, 2012 9:02:32 AM UTC-5, A387 wrote:

[Adri Kodde]

Yay, that's works perfectly! Thanks so much! :)

Vance Lucas

8 mei 2012 17:22

Looks like I've been writing too much JavaScript lately. The admin callback should be this:

// 'afterMatch' callback to prepend 'admin_' to module name

// @return array of $params

$adminPrepend = function($params, $method, $uri) {

    // Prepend 'admin_' to specified 'module' param from route

    $params['module'] = 'admin_' . $params['module']; // used "+" for concatenation the first time... sorry :(

    return $params;

};

On Tuesday, May 8, 2012 9:02:32 AM UTC-5, A387 wrote:

A387

8 mei 2012 16:02