There is a front site and a management site, and I would like to separate the controller directory.
I would like to map the URL to the controller to be executed as shown below, but it doesn't work.
How can I resolve this?
If the directory on the front site is ffront 、 and the directory on the management site is inadmin 」
ttp://example.com/→controllers/front/Welcome
ttp://example.com/regist/→controllers/front/Regist
ttp://example.com/admin/ → controllers/admin/Welcome
ttp://example.com/admin/members/→controllers/admin/Members
The routes.php is defined as follows, but if accessed by tttp://example.com/ 」 the controller class portion becomes empty and cannot be resolved.
$route['default_controller'] = 'front/welcome';
$route ['admin/(:any)'] = 'admin/$1';
$route['admin'] = "admin/welcome";
$route['(:any)'] = "front/$1";
CI_VERSION is 3.0.3.
I would appreciate your advice.
php codeigniter
$route['default_controller'] can only contain controller or controller/method and cannot contain directory names.CodeIgniter 2.x did this, but this behavior was unintended and was discontinued from 3.0.
Each subfolder can have a default controller that is called when only the subfolder is specified. The default controller name is the name specified in the application/config/routes.php file.
--- Quoted from the 2.x document http://codeigniter.jp/user_guide_ja/general/controllers.html#subfolders
In other words, http://example.com/front/ can be routed to front/Welcome.php by keeping $route['default_controller']="welcome";.
The only way to write a route definition in is that the current routing process does not refer to a route definition other than default_controller for access to /.Therefore, routing such as /->front/welcome requires modification to the CI_Router class.
So, the current maintainer, Andrey Andreev, left this comment.
You're looking at controller directories the long way-they are not just tools to organize your code, a request's path is supported to match a real file path.
If you consumer a route to be a "redirect", it might make sense to "redirect" a user's request, but it doesn't make sense to redirect in your index page.
--- Quoted from https://github.com/bcit-ci/CodeIgniter/issues/2849#issuecomment-37272429
In this case, if the directory structure is adjusted to the URL, will it be as follows?
This makes routes.php simple.
//Applies to each directory: /->/welcome, /admin->/admin/welcome
$route['default_controller'] = 'welcome';
// $route ['admin/(:any)'] = 'admin/$1'; also not required
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