There's a lot of if (blah) { return } code in there. I would start by making sure it's not dropping out in some place you didn't expect.
Howard Miller
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Moodle in English -> General developer forum -> Should routing work in 4.5? -> Should routing work in 4.5?
by Howard Miller -
(I eventually twigged what was meant by L2 and L3 namespace. Simple as...
I'd never heard it described like that)
namespace level1\level2\level3;I'd never heard it described like that)
Can I draw your attention to - https://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=468263
Three of us in that forum and a couple of my colleagues here have tried to get it to work with zero success. There are no helpful error messages, so I'm a bit stuck.
I've been trying to read how it works / what it does and I'm getting a bit worried. Referring to https://moodledev.io/docs/5.0/apis/subsystems/routing...
"Routes are defined by creating classes within the route L2 namespace of a component, and associating methods with the \core\router\route attribute. Routes have a Route group identified by the L3 namespace, for example api. Unknown route groups are ignored."
I haven't a glimmer what any of that means. If we're going to get this arcane (for want of a better word) then maybe the docs need to be a bit gentler.
I don't mind being stupid - there's always more to learn but I have a feeling that we are exploring the difficult end of PHP.
Moodle in English -> Installing and upgrading help -> In LTS 4.5.4+ there should be a warning concerning "routing" requirements for future versions -> In LTS 4.5.4+ there should be a warning concerning "routing" requirements for future versions
by Howard Miller -
Having done more digging, the only place I can find routing defined (in 4.5) is in user/classes/route/api, so I'm guessing that it's very much work in progress.
Moodle in English -> Installing and upgrading help -> In LTS 4.5.4+ there should be a warning concerning "routing" requirements for future versions -> In LTS 4.5.4+ there should be a warning concerning "routing" requirements for future versions
by Howard Miller -
Well, that's more or less what I thought. I was expecting stuff like...
https://my.site/course/3 to get me to course with id=3, but I just get an exception.
However, I don't mind being the stupid guy. https://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=468284
Hopefully somebody who understands this better can give us a bit of insight. This has got "near unsupportable" status at the moment, I think.
https://my.site/course/3 to get me to course with id=3, but I just get an exception.
However, I don't mind being the stupid guy. https://moodle.org/mod/forum/discuss.php?d=468284
Hopefully somebody who understands this better can give us a bit of insight. This has got "near unsupportable" status at the moment, I think.