Let’s define a redirect module that will handle all requests that were not handled by any other controller. It will also be a good place to include a 404 page.<\/p>\n
modules\/application\/bootstrap.php<\/p>\n
Kohana::modules(array(\n.\n.\n'redirect' => MODPATH . 'redirect', \/\/Redirect module\n.\n.\n));\n\nRoute::set('default', '(<request>)',\n array(\n 'request' => '(.*)',\n ))\n ->defaults(array(\n 'controller' => 'redirect',\n 'action' => 'index',\n ));<\/pre>\n <\/p>\n
And then define the controller itself:<\/p>\n
modules\/redirect\/classes\/controller\/redirect.php<\/p>\n
<?php defined('SYSPATH') or die('No direct script access.');\n\/**\n * Handles all the redirecions that may happen\n *\n * @package......Redirect\n * @category.....SEO\n * @author.......Mauricio Otta\n * @copyright....PortNumber53.com\n *\/\n\nclass Controller_Redirect extends Controller {\n\n static public function action_index() {\n echo \"Controller_Redirect::action_index();<br \/>\";\n echo Request::current()->param('request');\n }\n\n}<\/pre>\n <\/p>\n
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Let’s define a redirect module that will handle all requests that were not handled by any other controller. It will also be a good place to include a 404 page. modules\/application\/bootstrap.php Kohana::modules(array( . . ‘redirect’ => MODPATH . ‘redirect’, \/\/Redirect module . . )); Route::set(‘default’, ‘(<request>)’, array( ‘request’ => ‘(.*)’,… Continue reading