Howard Miller

I might be more sympathetic if I knew what it actually did. But I can't find any documentation for that. Obviously, I can assume based on other systems using routing but you know what they say about "assume".

So, at the moment, all I'm doing is guessing URLs and the router giving me an (unhelpful) "exception". I'm inclined to go away and wait for the inevitable shouting to be heard.

It's getting worse... whoever wrote the code is using all the 'cool kids' features of PHP, so I'm struggling. I've now discovered "attributes" which I simply do not understand. It has the potential for being a long day

I've now also tried. Same result... 404 errors when it drops through to r.php. So that's three of us who (on paper, at least) ought to know what we are doing.

I've also had a quick dig into the Slim code and got nowhere. It's all very complex.

It's not a good thing that it returns "there's been an error" style exceptions

Isn't this the sort of thing that blog software has been doing for years (usually in .htaccess files) and probably causing endless confusion?

But, yes, it's going to catch lots of people out for sure.

Yeh - I could. I was thinking that there might be something more elegant (I have a huge number of custom WS classes) as that didn't sound the prettiest solution