routing

I was wondering if there was a Rack alternative to forcing the 'www' in the URL since Heroku doesn't use .htaccess files. Maybe even a nice way to do it in routes? Thanks A quick Google search reveals this Rack middleware , which appears to do exactly what you want. In your ApplicationController, you can simply create a before filter: before_filter :force_www! protected def force_www! if Rails.env.production? and request.host[0..3] != "www." redirect_to "#{request.protocol}www.#{request.host_with_port}#{request.fullpath}", :status => 301 end end Or to go the other direction and remove www:

In my application, there are multiple links in which I have some links with the same route but with different query parameters . say, I have links like: .../deposits-withdrawals .../deposits-withdrawals?id=1 .../deposits-withdrawals?id=2&num=12321344 When I am in one of the above routes and native to the other route from above mentioned, the route is not changing. Not even any of the functions like ngOnInit or ngOnChanges being called.I have changed the parameters from queryParameters to matrixParameters but with no success. I have gone through many links and answers. But, none of them solved

I have two models: sites and articles . Each site can have multiple articles. I would like to view the article in the route like this: /siteName/articleFriendlyTitleUrl . At the moment I have helper method to make friendly urls like this: getFriendlyUrl = function(urlString){ urlString = urlString.toLowerCase(); urlString = str.replace(/[^a-z0-9\s]/gi, '').replace(/[_\s]/g, '-'); return urlString; } And my router.js file: this.route('showArticle', { path: '/article/:title'), layoutTemplate: 'artLayout', data: function(){ viewData = { title: Articles.findOne({title: this.params.title}), site:

I am unable to let my '404 pages' work using lazy loading modules. When I enter a random url in the browser I only see a blank page instead of my cool 404 page. Here is my routing config export const routes: Routes = [ { path: '', redirectTo: 'dashboard', pathMatch: 'full'}, { path: 'dashboard', loadChildren: 'app/dashboard/dashboard.module#DashboardModule'}, { path: 'buckets', loadChildren: 'app/buckets/buckets.module#BucketsModule'}, { path: '**', loadChildren: 'app/notfound/notfound.module#NotFoundModule'} ]; export const routing: ModuleWithProviders = RouterModule.forRoot(routes); When I

The controller like this: class Abc extends CI_controller{ public function index(){...} public function f1(){...} } If url is http://host/app/Abc/index it get function index If url is http://host/app/Abc/f1 it get function f1 If url is http://host/app/Abc it get function index because it is default But if url is http://host/app/Abc/f2 it print 404 not found I expected that if url is http://host/app/Abc/f2 it can turn to index function. If can't do this,I want to add new function automatically,What should I do? EDIT I want to use it in just a specific class, can I edit global routing? How? Two

My page is domain.com/home/details/1 In my jQuery AJAX call I have the following however when it makes that call its making a call to domain.com/home/details/home/getdata What can I do to get it to resolve properly? $(document).ready(function () { oTable = $('#example').dataTable({ "bServerSide": true, "sAjaxSource": "Home/GetData/", "bProcessing": true, "bPaginate": true, "sPaginationType": "full_numbers", "bFilter": true, "bAutoWidth": false, "fnServerData": function (sSource, aoData, fnCallback) { /* Add some extra data to the sender */ //aoData.push({ "filtervalue": $('#filtervalue').val()