I have been working on a way to have Zend Framework route dynamic page names to my CMS controller, I have done quite a bit of Google searching and cant seem to find anything that does the exact thing I want. I think I have a solution, its not exactly what I started out for but it appears to work without affecting Zend's default routes. my routes.ini file is as follows. routes.cms.type = "Zend_Controller_Router_Route_Regex" routes.cms.route = "^(.*).html" routes.cms.defaults.module = "default" routes.cms.defaults.controller = "index" routes.cms.defaults.action = "index" routes.cms.map.1 = "slug" PHP: This allows me to enter the URL http://localhost/someCMSpage.html . Which routes to my CMS controller. In the CMS controller I can do $slug = $this->_request->getParam('slug'); PHP: $slug would = "someCMSpage", I can then search the page table for WHERE slug = $slug. I figured I could also enter something like URL http://localhost/parentPage/someCMSsiblingpage.html and then just trim off anything before the last / (forward slash). Though this works, as always with Zend Framework I am skeptical theres probably other ways of doing this. Does anyone have any comments on my method or can suggest any improvements / different ways of doing this I would be interested. Cheers Richard