alexdodonov
commented
3 years ago Hi! Thanks for this question.
The reason is quite simple but not obvious.
The call $router->fetchActions($mySite = new \app\core\MySite()); creates route index and it will be called with method $router->callRoute('/');
But when you add route manually $router->addRoute( '/' , [ $mySite , 'someOtherPage' ] ); it creates route with name empty string and that is why it is not called. You need to $router->addRoute( 'index' , [ $mySite , 'someOtherPage' ] );
That is how it works in the version of Mezon Router wich you are using now.
But I understand that this behavour is quite inconsistent and since v.1.2.13 the call $router->addRoute( '/' , [ $mySite , 'someOtherPage' ] ); will work fine too )
Thanks for your question. If you will face other problems please feel free to create new issues.
Can I close this one?
kingx619
this is How my index.php file looks like
require_once DIR.'/../vendor/autoload.php';
$router = new \Mezon\Router\Router(); $router->fetchActions($mySite = new \app\core\MySite()); //$router->callRoute('/'); //Working //$router->callRoute('/contacts/'); //Working
$router->addRoute( '/' , [ $mySite , 'someOtherPage' ] ); //Not Working
This method is not working and i am not getting any output on the screen. Can you tell me the issue with this approach why its not working
This is how my class File looks like : namespace app\core;
class MySite { /**
Main page. */ public function actionIndex() { echo 'This is the main page of our simple sitex'; }
/**
Contacts page. */ public function actionContacts() { echo 'This is the "Contacts" page'; }
/**
Some custom action handler. */ public function someOtherPage() { echo 'Some other page of our site'; }
public static function someStaticMethod() { echo 'Result of static method'; } }