Deep routes in Zend Framework without modules - how?

Am not sure if you're defining both these side by side. In my experience, the first route you're attempting to map would would actually be handled just fine by the second (thanks to the default value you provided for attribute ) Thus, this route: foo. Com/resources/user/:id/:attribute With this call: foo.Com/resources/user/12345 Would assume your default attribute value: foo.

Com/resources/user/12345 As the blank value may be removed by your web server (apache treats multiple slashes as a single slash), I'd recommend defaulting the attribute to something that could be called by name and it will function similar to an index. Html file in a folder: foo.Com/resources/user/12345/ foo. Com/resources/user/12345/general/ (same result) The best luck I've had troubleshooting is commenting out the route default values and requirements line-by-line in a sequence.

You end up seeing the 'edge' of the route itself (as it will fall back to the defaults as you give it less information) Also, in your example, note that you're defining your id requirements twice: routes. User_attribute.reqs. Id = "\d+" routes.

User_attribute. Reqs.Id = "reviews|lists Would be adjusted to: routes. User_attribute.reqs.

Id = "\d+" routes. User_attribute.reqs. Attribute = "reviews|lists May have an effect on your results as well.

Hope this helps.

Am not sure if you're defining both these side by side. In my experience, the first route you're attempting to map would would actually be handled just fine by the second (thanks to the default value you provided for attribute). Thus, this route: foo.Com/resources/user/:id/:attribute With this call: foo.

Com/resources/user/12345/ Would assume your default attribute value: foo. Com/resources/user/12345// As the blank value may be removed by your web server (apache treats multiple slashes as a single slash), I'd recommend defaulting the attribute to something that could be called by name and it will function similar to an index. Html file in a folder: foo.

Com/resources/user/12345/ foo. Com/resources/user/12345/general/ (same result) The best luck I've had troubleshooting is commenting out the route default values and requirements line-by-line in a sequence. You end up seeing the 'edge' of the route itself (as it will fall back to the defaults as you give it less information).

Also, in your example, note that you're defining your id requirements twice: routes. User_attribute. Reqs.Id = "\d+" routes.

User_attribute.reqs. Id = "reviews|lists" Would be adjusted to: routes. User_attribute.reqs.

Id = "\d+" routes. User_attribute.reqs. Attribute = "reviews|lists" May have an effect on your results as well.

Hope this helps.

I think you should only change the ordering of the rules ... so you first put more specific rules on the top and more general on the bottom! Routes. User_attribute.

Route = "resources/user/:id/:attribute/" routes. User_attribute.defaults" rel="nofollow">attribute.defaults. Controller = user routes.

User_attribute.defaults" rel="nofollow">attribute.defaults. Action = getAttribute routes. User_attribute.

Defaults.Id = 0 routes. User_attribute.defaults" rel="nofollow">attribute.defaults. Attribute = "" routes.

User_attribute.reqs. Id = "\d+" routes. User_attribute.

Reqs.Id = "reviews|lists" routes.user. Route = "resources/user/:id" routes.user.defaults. Controller = user routes.user.defaults.

Action = get routes.user.defaults. Id = 0 routes.user.reqs. Id = "\d+" I had a similar problem and it fixed my problem!

Actually, that doesn't work. It throws the exact same exception. Thanks for the suggestion, though.

– Peter Bailey Dec 17 '08 at 22:34 More general rules should be placed first – David Caunt Jul 12 '09 at 11:09.

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