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I have a module in pyrocms its called event, since I can't call it event due to the already existing events class

I'd like to have the localhost/events url to lead to the event module though, so I've tried setting a route in event/config/routes.php

with this line 

$route['events/(:any)?']        = 'event/$1';

but that doesn't work - what am I doing wrong?

tereško
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Jakob
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  • What errors does it throw? Do you have an Event controller? – Seabass May 08 '12 at 19:24
  • Never say "doesn't work" without a description of what went wrong. Are you getting a 404, fatal error, blue screen of death? Who knows if you just say "doesn't work". It's useless :) – Phil Sturgeon May 13 '12 at 18:11

2 Answers2

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You need to point to class/method ie: 

$route['events/(:any)'] = 'class/method/$1';

(:any) and (:num) are wildcards. You can use your own patterns.

Take this example(for demonstration purposes):

// www.mysite.com/search/price/1.00-10.00
$route['search/price/(:any)'] = 'search/price/$1';

$1 is equal to the wildcard (:any)

so you could say 

public function price($range){
     if(preg_match('/(\d.+)-(\d.+)/', $range, $matches)){
         //$matches[0] = '1.00-10.00'
         //$matches[1] = '1.00'
         //$matches[2] = '10.00'
     }

     //this step is not needed however, we can simply pass our pattern into the route.
     //by grouping () our pattern into $1 and $2 we have a much cleaner controller

     //Pattern: (\d.+)-(\d.+) says group anything that is a digit and fullstop before/after the hypen( - ) in the segment 
}

So now the route becomes

$route['search/price/(\d.+)-(\d.+)'] = 'search/price/$1/$2';

Controller

public function price($start_range, $end_range){}
Philip
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I think the question mark may interfer with the routing, so it should be:

$route['events/(:any)'] = 'event/$1';
Nick Pyett
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