Reputation: 11
i have hmvc structure from https://bitbucket.org/wiredesignz/codeigniter-modular-extensions-hmvc
modules content, create controller news_event, and for function view to detail view the structure like this
in news_event.php
i having 3 function,index, view and pages
function index() { $this->pages(); }
function pages($_pages = 1){ ... }
function view($_id_uri = false){ ... }
i had success make
http://example.com/ci_hmvc/content/news_event/
become
http://example.com/ci_hmvc/news_event/
but its error when its load next view
http://example.com/ci_hmvc/news_event/view/my-var-uri-friendly-here
i got error 404, but if i call with this url, success
http://example.com/ci_hmvc/content/news_event/view/my-var-uri-friendly-here
my routing code is
$route['news_event'] = 'content/news_event';
$route['news_event/(:any)'] = 'content/news_event/view/$1';
how routes, if i want to access with
http://example.com/ci_hmvc/news_event/view/my-var-uri-friendly-here
or this
http://example.com/ci_hmvc/news_event/my-var-uri-friendly-here
Upvotes: 1
Views: 5219
Reputation: 4592
If your using a route file from within the module folder, the route name must start with the module name.
modules/content/config/routes.php
$route['default_controller'] = 'content';
$route['content/'] = '';
You could add the route in the normal routing file
application/config/routes.php
$route['news_event'] = 'content/content/news_event';
The idea behind hmvc is to not call a module via the routing method, but rather call the module within the system itself(view or controller)
Modules::run('module/controller/method', $args);
Upvotes: 1