I have a controller, and I have several aliases for a single function in it. eg: Router::connect( \'/controllerX/:method\',
I´m trying to get the following code to work: RouteData data = context.Request.RequestContext.RouteData;
I\'m almost finished with a sign-up process where: (Step 1) New User completes a small form, creating both a User and Profile
Is there a way to avoid having to do this... resources :parents do resources :children do collection do get \"/search/:term/:offset/:limit.:format\", :action => \"search\", :constraints => { :t
Problem: I see Blank Page All I want to do is when I type http://localhost --> Go to modules/default/index
Is there any way to modify routing tables using the .NET framework? Or do I have to use P/Invoke with Windows API? In that case, which APIs would be most helpful? Can someone point me in the right dir
Trying to learn Kohana, coming from Asp.Net MVC 3. In MVC I am used to the default route (very similar to the default route in Kohana) working like this:
I have 3 levels of nested routes in my Rails 3.0.10 application. like this: resources :foo namespace :bar do
I have controller BlogController with a couple of actions: 1)Index(string id) - show all posts/show single post if parameter id specified
I\'m trying to use personal URLs through the code of my application that function the same way as www.facebook.com/namehere (on my application www.website.com/identifier).How would you set this up in