Separate admin url from site url about mini HOT 7 CLOSED

Hey,
You just need to create another controller called "admin" and add methods and a model for it. No rewriting of the parameters is needed.

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@rhamses , hey, this has nothing to do with the script itself, it's up to you how you build your application. These days it's also common to completely seperate the real user-facing-application and the admin-stuff (as you should never expose your inner-company-admin-stuff to anyone).

I think you could rebuild/restructure parts of your app, in the end it's probably much less stress than going on with the current mix.

To go on with your current mix: As dominic says, simply create a controller "admin" and put all the stuff the admin can do in here. It might result in duplicate/similar code sometimes, but it's much much cleaner.

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@rhamses IMPORTANT: never use controller/method-names that have dashes in there! A controller/method should always follow the syntax specs of PHP. => It's not possible in PHP to make a controller/class action/method like 'product-stuff()' (or I've totally missed something :) )

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sry for my english. I'm looking for simple mvc framework.. and i was wondreing if it's easy to implement 2 admin panels(site.com/cabinet/...) for authenticated user and for moderators/..(site.com/admin/...).. so basically 3 main pages ... or i will have to rewrite some URL rules for this ?

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Thanks for all the answers guys! @panique i realize later that was an mistake give the example with dash on the url. Sorry about that. But it looks like my application isn't build in an right way, and i'm working on to fix that. I start using the project to learning about MVC and back end environment, so right now i'm more aware of best pratices. Thanks again for the project, and thanks for the help o/

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@N-Porsh This is exactly the same what is written above. You just need to create controllers and give them some logic to only show content to the right users. But this is not the right place to discuss this.

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@rhamses Btw if you need a full login system, try one of my 4 babies here: http://www.php-login.net/ ! php-login is some kind of partner-project and shares lots of the php-mvc's architecture. Might be useful for you.

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