While adding a module I have been trying to get the routes to be consistent with the Admin, I have the routes working sort of. But when I do any actions like saving I get errors, or it is accessible outside of the admin.
So my question is if I want to keep the secured login for the module, and I wish to call my handlers what is the best way to achieve
/cbadmin/mymodule/handler/action
I have almost tried everything.
Hi Andrew,
We added a buildModuleLink() to the cb helper for this. The route for admin module calls is:
/cbadmin/module/:moduleName/:modulehandler/:moduleAction?
You also get all the name value pairs by convention as well.
Your module entry point is also registered as a ColdBox module so you can also execute it as a ColdBox module
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And how to you call this?
Also setNextEvent(‘handler/action’); will no longer work for these modules either, is there some other magic needed here?
Well you kept this a secret but it still refuses to work
prc.CBHelper.buildModuleLink(‘myModule’, ‘settings.savesetting’)
produces
http://192.168.2.10:81/cbadmin/myModule/settings/savesetting
Good point. I will make a cb.setNextModuleEvent()
That way it is consistent.
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And what about buildModuleLink() doesn’t work.
But that looks ok, as it creates a cbadmin module link, why is it wrong?
Luis F. Majano
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Because it doesn’t work.
prc.CBHelper.buildModuleLink(‘myModule’, ‘settings.savesettings’)
Throws an error in the url.
Luis,
The cbhelper.buildModuleLink() does not produce the same link as the menuService.buildModuleLink().
menuService.buildModuleLink(‘helloContentBox’,‘home’)
Produces : http://myblog.local/cbadmin/module/helloContentBox/home
cbhelper.buildModuleLink(‘helloContentBox’,‘home’)
Produces : http://myblog.local/cbadmin/helloContentBox/home
If they are supposed to produce the same link then the cbhelper method is missing the “module” slug.
Michael
Got it thanks does a ticket exist for this if not can you guys create it please.
Yes
Luis,
Since they are supposed to be the same, I went ahead and fixed and submitted a pull request.
Michael
Is there any news on this yet?
And you mention cb.setNextModuleEvent() is that callable from a handler?