No. The router is responsible for finding which controller action to open. You have to add all your custom routes before the router is asked to route the request.
This takes place in the front controller's dispatch method Besides the bootstrap file, you can add your routes to the application. Ini or other router configuration files Also, you can add routes via a custom plugin. If your going to use a plugin.
You must add to the routeStartup method because this comes immediately before the router routes the request.
No. The router is responsible for finding which controller action to open. You have to add all your custom routes before the router is asked to route the request.
This takes place in the front controller's dispatch method. Besides the bootstrap file, you can add your routes to the application. Ini or other router configuration files.
Also, you can add routes via a custom plugin. If your going to use a plugin. You must add to the routeStartup method because this comes immediately before the router routes the request.
1 Beat me to it. ;-) – David Weinraub Jul 24 at 18:50 Ditto! Can't always win ;) – Adrian World Jul 24 at 18:57.
The router is responsible for finding which controller action to open. You have to add all your custom routes before the router is asked to route the request. This takes place in the front controller's dispatch method.
Besides the bootstrap file, you can add your routes to the application. Ini or other router configuration files. Also, you can add routes via a custom plugin.
If your going to use a plugin. You must add to the routeStartup method because this comes immediately before the router routes the request.
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