[micz]

I read guide to url manager. I have question is it possible to create rule for example:

'about_us' => 'site/pages' and add constant id to GET parameters for example

example.com/about_us would be equal to example.com/index.php?r=site/pages&id=4

[andy_s]

Everything's possible with Yii

'about_us' => array('site/pages', 'defaultParams' => array('id' => 4)),

[micz]

andy_s, on 16 February 2010 - 07:50 AM, said:

Everything's possible with Yii

'about_us' => array('site/pages', 'defaultParams' => array('id' => 4)),

o thx i don't know how i missed it

but i have another problem with it, is it possible to do something like this

'about_us' => array('site/pages', 'defaultParams' => array('id' => 4)),
'our_partners' => array('site/pages', 'defaultParams' => array('id' => 5)),

because when i do something like that all URLs look like this

about_us?id=3,about_us?id=4 .

[andy_s]

Try this property:
http://www.yiiframew...tchValue-detail

But in this situation I recommend you to create different actions "AboutUs", "OurPartners" etc.

[andy_s]

Predicting your question about what to do, if you have many actions like AboutUs and OurPartners (too much rules and methods to write), I want to suggest a technique:

In UrlManager make a rule:

'<_a:(about_us|our_partners)>'=>'site/<_a>',
// or even a rule like this:
'<_a:([A-Za-z0-9_]+)>'=>'site/<_a>',

Then in SiteController define a method missingAction:

public function missingAction($actionId)
{
    switch ($actionId)
    {
        case 'about_us':  ...
        case 'our_partners':  ...
        ...
        default: // you can redirect or throw an exception there or call parent::missingAction($actionId).
    }
}

[micz]

Thx for help that is good idea . I didn't know missingAction function.