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Comment	> I've spent some time over the last few days trying to puzzle this > together to match what I implemented in delivery/index.php. While > simple cases seem to map directly I can't seem to figure out how to > get exactly what I want from Horde_Routes. > > > > For example, it's pretty straightforward to set up routes for > channel/:channel_id, for story/:story_id or for tags/:tag_id. What I > can't figure out, short of using query args, is providing the ability > to filter based on arbitrary criteria. Some examples: > > > > /channel/:channel_id/tag/:tag_id > > /tag/:tag_id/date/:date > > /channel/:channel_id/date/:date > > > > While I don't think it's important to allow mixing the order of > attributes I do think it's important to allow for any combination of > valid attributes. Short of accounting for every possible permutation > with a route map (which is obviously unmaintainable) I don't see how > to accomplish this with Routes. Am I missing something? All of the > examples I see are either for direct "controller/action/id" tuples or > strictly nested attributes such as > "region/:region_id/location/:location_id/action" where it would never > make sense to specify a location without a region or vice versa. The > Jonah attributes have no relation to the other attributes, except in > certain cases like it would not result in a sensible combination > ("/story/:story_id/tag/:tag_id" for example).
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