Routing: Catch-all

[f3-factory]

Routing: Catch-all

[xfra35]

In the first method, isn't a single wildcard enough? => GET|HEAD|POST /*

[telephone]

In the first method, isn't a single wildcard enough? => GET|HEAD|POST /*

No, as the single wildcard will take precedence over any single level routes.

E.g.

$f3->route('GET|HEAD|POST /', 'Home->controller');
$f3->route('GET|HEAD|POST /@action', 'Home->@action');

// wildcard will take precedence over the two routes above
$f3->route('GET|HEAD|POST /*', 'Home->catchAll');

[xfra35]

You're right. I didn't expect that behaviour. I wonder if it is intended or if it is a bug..

[xfra35]

Well the doc says:

An important point to consider: You will get Fat-Free (and yourself) confused if you have both GET /brew/@count and GET /brew/* together in the same application. Use one or the other.

[Microgamer]

On my sites I use something like this
users/new
/users/@nickname
Both as GET and it works very well.
I like it like it is.