[FLOW3-general] Sub folder in Controller

[Martin]

Hey Jeff,

thanks for your help.

Administration is not my subpackage key, I tried to extend the folder
'Controller' as I have seen it in the Conference Pakage.

So you have the
<MainPackageKey>/Classes/Controller/<newFolder>/AdministrationController.php

Is that possible?

Of course I adapted the namespace

Cheers

Martin

On 07/16/2012 05:37 PM, Jeff Segars wrote:
> Martin,
> The key thing is that your subpackage key needs to come *before* the
> Controller section of the path.  In the example below, I'm assuming
> Administration is your subpackage key.
> 
> <Package>/Classes/Administration/Controller/AdministrationController.php
> 
> <f:link.action action="index" subpackage="Administration"
> controller="Administration"> ...
> 
> You'll of course need to update your controller namespaces to include
> the subpackage in the namespace. If there's no custom routing, that
> should be the only change needed.
> 
> Thanks,
> Jeff
> 
> 
> On 7/16/12 10:04 AM, Martin wrote:
>> Hey Jeff,
>>
>> thanks for ur reply.
>>
>> I don't get it running, I get this Error instead: #1301650951: No
>> controller object was found for package "abgabe", subpackage "",
>> controller "administration" in route "FLOW3 :: default with action and
>> format", as I did before.
>>
>> My Folder structure looks like this
>> <Package>/Classes/Controller/Administration/AdministrationController.php
>>
>> As long as I am not familiar with routing I didn't change any.
>>
>> Can I access this AdministrationController.php directly?
>> Or what has to be change that this setup will work, I tried to get a
>> clue from TYPO3 or the Conference package but didn't get anything
>> working.
>>
>> How do I setup the <f:link.action...
>>
>> Cheers
>>
>> Martin
>>
>> On 07/16/2012 04:38 PM, Jeff Segars wrote:
>>> Hey Martin,
>>>
>>> Try Administration/Controllers/AdministrationController instead. This
>>> will make Administration act as a subpackage and you can group View
>>> Helpers, Domain Models, and Repositories within that subpackage if you'd
>>> like.
>>>
>>> In your view, you can now use <f:link.action action="index"
>>> subpackage="Administration" controller="Administration"> ...
>>>
>>> Hope that helps!
>>> Jeff
>>>
>>>
>>> On 7/16/12 8:14 AM, Martin wrote:
>>>> Dear List,
>>>>
>>>> how can i access a subfolder in Controllers?
>>>>
>>>> I want to organize my controllers a little bit, but we don't become
>>>> friends.
>>>>
>>>> What do I have to do, to get for examlple
>>>> Controllers/Administration/AdministrationController running.
>>>>
>>>> In the View I tried: <f:link.action action="index"
>>>> controller="Administration[/,\]Administration"
>>>> >Administration</f:link.action>
>>>>
>>>> And calling it directly is also not working.
>>>> I also tried to put up a subroute but I am not familiar with routes
>>>> ether.
>>>>
>>>> Cheers Martin
>>>
>>>
> 
>