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I'm looking for some examples or samples of routing for the following sort of scenario: The general example of doing things is: {controller}/{action}/{id} So in the scenario of doing a product search for a store you'd have: public class ProductsController: Controller { public ActionResult Search(string id) // id being the search string { ... } } Say you had a few stores to do this and you wanted that consistently, is there any way to then have: {category}/{controller}/{action}/{id} So that you could have a particular search for a particular store, but use a different search method for a

I'm relatively new to Rails, and here is my situation: I'm building an inventory management app with rails to help three separate branches of a company manage their own product inventory. Each of these three branches are keeping track of the same products, use the same data models, but are managed separately. My plan is to build a single app using a single database, but one that keeps track of the inventory in all three branches. My plan is to have something like this: branch1.inventoryapp.com branch2.inventoryapp.com branch3.inventoryapp.com Each subdomain will lead to the same interface with

I am using java jinput library to read data from joypad, and I have trouble reloading Controllers , I use this to load them: public Controller[] findStickControllers() { ControllerEnvironment ce = ControllerEnvironment.getDefaultEnvironment(); Controller[] cs = ce.getControllers(); System.out.println(cs.length); //test ArrayList<Controller> sel = new ArrayList<>(); for (Controller c: cs) { if(c.getType() == Type.STICK) { sel.add(c); } } return sel.toArray(new Controller[]{}); } This works fine, but if I disconnect my controller, calling this will find it again, and vice versa (connecting it

I'm not sure if I'm approaching this correctly but I'm building an ecommerce site - part of the site has 6 different product grid pages, each of which can use the same view: <ul class="products row"> <li class="product thumbnail col-1 grid" ng-repeat="whisky in whiskies | orderBy: sort"> <p class="picture"> <a ng-href="#/json/{{whisky.id}}"><img ng-src="images/scotch/{{whisky.imageUrl}}" alt="{{whisky.name}}"/></a> </p> <div class="desc"> <h2>{{whisky.name}}</h2> <p class="price"><span>£{{whisky.price}}</span></p> </div> <div class="actions"> <button class="add-to-basket btn btn-primary btn

I am creating an API using the Slim framework. Currently I use a single file to create the route and pass a closure to it: $app->get('/', function($req, $resp){ //Code... }) But I realise that my file has grown rapidly. What I want to do is use controllers instead, so I will have a controller class and just pass the instance/static methods to the route, like below class HomeController { public static function index($req, $resp){} } and then pass the function to the route $app->get('/', HomeController::index); I tried this, but it does not work, and I wonder if there is a way I can use it to