routing

I'm trying to implement routing based on the host of the requested URL for a Flask site I'm building. Based on what I've read here and elsewhere , it seems like this should be possible with something like from flask import Flask application = Flask(__name__) application.url_map.host_matching = True @application.route("/", host="<prefix>.mydomain.com:<port>") def mydomain(prefix='', port=0, **kwargs): return 'This is My Domain: with prefix ' + prefix @application.route("/", host="<prefix>.<project>elasticbeanstalk.com:<port>") def test(prefix='', project='', port=0, **kwargs): return 'You are

My application is designed to provide a single profile page for each user, with the 3rd segment being the user's ID. example.com/profile/page/1 Assuming user 1 is "Jon Jovi", using CI's routing I would like to generate this URI example.com/jon_jovi Is it possible to send this user's ID to config/routes.php , run a function to extract user 1's info from database and insert it like $route['profile/page/$row->id'] = $row->first_name . '_' . $row->last_name; Any thought or suggestions on how to do this are much appreciated - thanks. If you want to the "client" url to be in format base_url/

I understand that when sending ip messages around, each hop in the network path between be and my packet's destination will check if the next hop's MTU is bigger than the size of the packet I sent. If so, the packet will be fragmented and the two packets will be separately sent to the next hop, only to be reassembled at destination (or, in some cases, at the first NAT router encountered). As far as I understand, this thing can be pretty bad, but I don't really understand why. I understand that if the connection tends to drop a lot of packets, losing a single fragment means I have to resend the

In web api the default route is: /api/locations/123?days=5 config.Routes.MapHttpRoute( name: "DefaultApi", routeTemplate: "api/{controller}/{id}", defaults: new { id = RouteParameter.Optional } ); But what if I wanted the route to look like this /api/locations/123/events?days=5 while still being able to hit the LocationsController with a route like this /api/locations/123?state=md Controller: public class LocationsController : ApiController { // GET api/locations/123/events?days=5 public IEnumerable<Event> GetEventsByDays(int idLocation, int days) { // do stuff } // GET api/locations/123?state

I am using Rails 3. And I'm wondering how to pass params to some blocks in routes.rb . What I'm trying to do is to make a catch all route, that check from slugs database the model name of it by the id. After getting the model name i pluralize it to get the controller name. match '/:id', :controller => proc { Slug.find_by_iid(params[:id]).model.pluralize }, :action => :show The table slugs model iid ----- ----- post 4d2c7de0c5abe7f8a9000007 item 4d2c7de0c5abe7f809000004 When I try to access some pages like /4d2c7de0c5abe7f8a9000007 I got this error: Started GET "/4d2c7de0c5abe7f8a9000007" for

Locally, on Unicorn, my subdomain setup works fine. I've followed the heroku subdomain docs to the letter, and also the subdomains Railscast . subdomain.lvh.me:3000 points to the right place, and lvh.me:3000 points correctly to the root defined in routes.rb: root :to => "pages#home" However, in my new staging deployment on Heroku's Cedar stack, again using Unicorn, whilst subdomain.mydomain.co.uk points to the right place, mydomain.co.uk doesn't. Instead of going to pages#home as per the routes file, it's hitting the books controller, which it's only meant to do if there's a subdomain in the