I was never happy with the way that Digitalus handled URI parameters. We handled them outside the scope of Zend_Controller_Front and then manually set the request params. This is an effective way, but not as elegant as fuller integration.
I just created a new resource plugin for the application which parses the URI, then creates a new instance of Zend_Controller_Request_Http, and sets it up approapriately.
You set the separator in your application.ini file like this:
resources.request.paramSeparator = "p"
Then you can pass URI parameters like this:
/page/subpage/p/param/1
The trick here is the fact that this is done prior to the front controller being dispatched; this means that the front controller is none the wiser that you altered the URI; the technique works for your CMS pages as well as the ZF application pages (which use MVC routing).
Wednesday, September 2, 2009
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