IF we Tokenize our routes in our router files we could make the admin link whatever we wished on sites avoiding having the page just be /admin we could also do the same for blog, whatever
we set the routes up in the bootstrapper as tokenized, and we can build the links in the views.
// for instance the route is '/subscribe/@channel' with PARAMS.channel = 'fatfree'
echo $f3->build('@channel'); // displays 'fatfree'
echo $f3->build('/get-it/now/@channel'); // displays '/get-it/now/fatfree'
echo $f3->build('/subscribe/@channel'); // displays '/subscribe/fatfree'
ChrisFrench
commented
10 years ago
IF we Tokenize our routes in our router files we could make the admin link whatever we wished on sites avoiding having the page just be /admin we could also do the same for blog, whatever
we set the routes up in the bootstrapper as tokenized, and we can build the links in the views.
// for instance the route is '/subscribe/@channel' with PARAMS.channel = 'fatfree' echo $f3->build('@channel'); // displays 'fatfree' echo $f3->build('/get-it/now/@channel'); // displays '/get-it/now/fatfree' echo $f3->build('/subscribe/@channel'); // displays '/subscribe/fatfree'