// without setup, but there's no reason these should eventually not be
// part of the database in the sections table. Kiki does support that
// already, after all, just the CMS is lacking.
$controller = Controller::factory($moduleMatches[1]);
$controller->setObjectId($moduleMatches[2]);
} else {
// For all static files
$controller = Controller::factory('Kiki');
$controller->setObjectId($matches[1]);
}
} else {
if (preg_match('#^/storage/([^\\.]+)\\.([^x]+)x([^\\.]+)\\.((c?))?#', $requestPath, $matches)) {
$controller = Controller::factory('Thumbnails');
$controller->setObjectId($matches);
} else {
if (!($controller = Router::findPage($requestPath)) && !($controller = Router::findSection($requestPath))) {
// Nothing? 404.
//
// @todo Add an alias controller here, functioning quite like the
// tinyURL controller but then with database stored URI aliases.
//
// The CMS module (and possibly the site itself when an administrator is
// logged in) should then warn about aliases that conflict with
// top-level pages (and vice versa), and possibly tinyURLs but those
// might need a technical solution beyond risk management due to their
// automatic generation.
$controller = new Controller\NotFound404();
}
}
}
}
