what did I miss?
user/login/controllers/Login.php
About Custom Routes
3 years ago
3 years ago
#1
3 years ago
#2
Hello,
Could be in this line:
Change to:
Could be in this line:
Change to:
3 years ago
#3
I am using a secondary module:
3 years ago
#4
Ok what you are describing are Super Modules And Sub Modules.
So, you are correct to use the hyphen.
You have to use the method you want to use, login, after the Super Module-SubModules
Also, your call from the controller needs to have the hyphen and sub module
Hope this helps
So, you are correct to use the hyphen.
You have to use the method you want to use, login, after the Super Module-SubModules
Also, your call from the controller needs to have the hyphen and sub module
Hope this helps
3 years ago
#5
/config/custom_routing.php
/modules/welcome/controllers/Welcome.php
Is there anything else wrong? Not working properly, displaying 404 error.
In fact, "/tg-admin" also indicates 404 error, "/trongate_administrators/login" can be accessed normally.
/modules/welcome/controllers/Welcome.php
Is there anything else wrong? Not working properly, displaying 404 error.
In fact, "/tg-admin" also indicates 404 error, "/trongate_administrators/login" can be accessed normally.
3 years ago
#6
function hi()
{
$data['view_module'] = 'welcome'; Use these two lines when you use a template
$data['view_file'] = 'hi';
$this->view('hi'); You do not include this line when you use the above 2 lines
// $this->template('public', $data); You can include this line to use a template and pass data to the view
}
{
$data['view_module'] = 'welcome'; Use these two lines when you use a template
$data['view_file'] = 'hi';
$this->view('hi'); You do not include this line when you use the above 2 lines
// $this->template('public', $data); You can include this line to use a template and pass data to the view
}