routing

Is there any more or less standard way to specify a route that would create URL's with explicitly specified scheme? I've tried the solution specified here but it's not excellent for me for several reasons: It doesn't support base url request property. Actually rewrite router ignores it when URL scheme is specified explicitly. It's needed to specify separate static route for each scheme-dependent URL (it's not possible to chain module route with hostname route because of base url is ignored). It's needed to determine HTTP_HOST manually upon router initialization in bootstrap as long as request

I know this question comes up a lot with Rails, but I can't seem to get any of the previous answers to work for me. MyApplication::Application.routes.draw do resources :matters do resources :issues end I'm getting the following routing error: No route matches {:action=>"show", :controller=>"issues", :matter_id=>#<Matter id: 2, name: "Wilson", user_id: nil, created_at: "2011-03-23 18:19:40", updated_at: "2011-03-23 18:19:40">, :id=>nil} I am trying to get the path like this: <%= link_to issue.content, matter_issue_path(@matter, @issue) %> When I run rake routes it shows that I have the path:

I have a question concerning the Ember routing system. In my Ember-App, I have a simple leaflet fullscreen map. The center and zoom level of this map are coming from the URL query parameters. Now it would be nice to have a simple way to keep this query parameters in sync with the map position. So when somebody moves the map, I would like to change the url query parameters to the new values. When I use a simple transitionTo , I start a loop of changing the map and updating the query parameters changing the map again and so forth. So my first idea was to get the location implementation from the

I'm trying to get the current router path by using Router, but when i do console.log(this.router.url) it returns "/", although i'm on the "/login". But when i'm consoling the entire this.router object, there is the property url which has value "/login". here is my code from app.component.ts export class AppComponent implements OnInit{ constructor(private router: Router) {} ngOnInit(){ console.log(this.router); } } app.module.routing.ts import {NgModule} from '@angular/core'; import {PreloadAllModules, RouterModule, Routes} from '@angular/router'; import {NotFoundComponent} from './not-found

I am trying to use a broadcast router in Scala, if I'm not mistaken it should look like this: val system = ActorSystem("My beautiful system") val workerRouter = system.actorOf(Props[Agent].withRouter(BroadcastRouter(individualDefinitions.size)), name = "agentRouter") That is what I understand from the tutorial I am following . The workerRouter acts as another actor and I can send messages to this router that will send them to all the Agents (as many as individualDefinitions I have). The problem is that I'd like to use the individual definitions to build the agents, they actually take some

I'm currently trying to navigate to the same page with different id values. So if i am on /test/1 and go to /test/2 the url in the browser updates but the view does not refresh. I debugged ngOnInit and it did not rerun when navigating to /test/2 . However if I go from test/1 to other the routing works fine, the issue only occurs when navigating to the same route with different parameters. Has anyone else come across this? When I get some time ill upload a plunkr. Angular 2 rc3 router 3.0.0-beta.2 RouterConfig = [ { path: '', component: 'Layout', children: [ { path: 'test/:id', component:

I have a partial view: <%@ Control Language="C#" Inherits="System.Web.Mvc.ViewUserControl<DomainModel.Entities.Product>" %> <div class="item"> <h3><%= Model.Name %></h3> <%= Model.Description %> <% using (Html.BeginForm("AddToCart", "Cart")) { %> <%= Html.Hidden("ProductID") %> <%= Html.Hidden("returnUrl", ViewContext.HttpContext.Request.Url.PathAndQuery) %> <input type="submit" value="+ Add to cart" /> <% } %> <h4><%= Model.Price.ToString("c")%></h4> </div> And here is the html that gets rendered: <div class="item"> <h3>Kayak</h3> A boat for one person <form action="" method="post"> <input id