Static route ignored when path is matching document #23
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Hi, One possible way to make this possible, would be to implement it like redirects, where it is possible to set the priority to 99. Cheers |
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Hmmm, i'm little confused... Tell me one more thing. So why are static routes if there is no possibility to use them with defined pages that, as you told, are easier for editors? How in this approach dynamic content should be provided? Thanks. |
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OK, ignore my previous question. I just forgot that document can have module/controller/action defined. |
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Hi,
I think that static routes should be taken into account even if there exists document matching current path.
Then will be possible to switch existing static document to module action and provide a posibility to manage editables on the page.
I know that we can use action view helper or provide snippet. Also I know it will make a minor influence on performance. But I think that's much elegant and elastic solution.
Example:
I'm creating blog plugin for pimcore (https://github.com/rafalgalka/pimcore-plugin-blog).
There will be:
Plugin installer will create static route for "/blog/" path. When you create document with same path blog action will not be executed.