Open ghost opened 7 years ago
I'd do it this way:
$router->get('/term/config/forms/editform/{id:i}', ['TERM\\FormConfigController, 'getEditForm']);
and:
public static function getEditForm($formId)
{
return $formId;
}
If you want to continue using the controller method, I believe you must ensure that your function has the same parameters. For example:
public static function getEditform($formID)
{
return B;
}
Something that caught me off guard suddenly after many hours of programming:
Routes.php:
$router->controller('/term/config/forms', 'TERM\\FormConfigController');
The specific controller.php file: `namespace TERM;
class FormConfigController extends \Controller { public static function getIndex(){ //do something... } public static function getActivate($formID){ return A; } public static function getEditform($formID, $action = null, $actionValue = null){ return B; } `
If I now use the following URL:
some.domain/term/config/forms/editform/20
It results in the getActivate method being called. However, and this is quite peculiar, if I swap getActivate and getEditForm methods around, then it works as expected.Could someone please explain if this is either a bug, a design flaw from my side, or just a strange way of how this system works?