routing

I'm looking for a solution with Angular 2 for the scenario explained below: In this scenario, the top-nav contains links to load submodules and sub-nav has links to update the submodule's contents. The URLs should map as: /home => loads the home page in main component router outlet /submodule => loads the submodule in the main component router outlet and by default should show the submodule's home page and sub navbar /submodule/feature => loads the feature inside the submodule's router outlet The app module (and app component) contains a top navbar to navigate to different submodules and the

When using $route['(:any)'] = 'pages/view/$1'; and I want to use other controllers in my routing for example: $route['del/(:any)'] = 'crud/del'; it won't work. I guess it will use pages/view/del/$1 and not my crud-controller when deleting an item. How can I solve this? As indicated, $route['(:any)'] will match any URL, so place your other custom routes before the "catch-all" route: $route['del/(:any)'] = 'crud/del'; // Other routes as needed... $route['(:any)'] = 'pages/view/$1'; Umair Its hundred percent working $route['(:any)'] url is placed last in your routes file $route['(:any)/company

This question already has an answer here: Semantic urls with dots in .net 6 answers ASP.NET MVC: How to Route Search Term with . (Period) at the end 2 answers If I have a route with the following: {controller}/{action}/{id} I look at the following URL: c1/a1/abc. It doesn't work. This only happens when the period is at the end of the URL. Any way to get ASP.NET MVC to recognize that as part of the ID? AxelEckenberger Reading through the answers to the two similar problems below, I only can suggest that you encode the period before passing it to you MVC application. It looks as the period is

I am trying to track down a particularly elusive bug in working through Michael Hartl's ROR Tutorial. When clicking on 'Delete' for a micropost (from the home page or the user/show page) the url is http://localhost:3000/microposts/303 , but the result is "Routing Error - No route matches"/microposts/303". I have gone through each page of my code that is involved and replaced them with code from Hartl's gitHub project site. https://github.com/railstutorial/sample_app . For example, for the microposts_controller, I copied the code from the gitHub depot and replaced my code with the copied code.

Playing with sinatra , I'm stuck on a little problem : when I use params with slashes, it confuses the router engine. So is there a nice way to handle this kind of param without having to encode it ? The code looks like get 'add/:url' do #.... end And I intend to get something like /add/ http://sctackoverflow.com/ working Did you try to use splat parameters? Something like: get '/add/*' do protocol = params[:splat].first address = params[:splat][1..-1].join('/') url = protocol + "//" + address end thank you, I haven't heard about splat parameters and it works perfectly for this case. Indeed, I

I am working on my tutorial AngularUI project. I read all about states, nested states and abstract states. The problem is that I can't understand why and when I should use abstract state? Pankaj Parkar Abstract state does mean the state that you wrote can't be accessible directly. Abstract states still need their own for their children to plug into. It gets called when we load its child's state. You can use abstract state to define some initial pattern of your page, suppose you can take an example of Any social media site, where you wanted to show user profile & social page. For that you could

I know that similar questions have been asked here before but none of them really answered my question and I am under pressure to finish my project by a deadline. Basically I am writing an application that will show online and offline maps. I am currently using MapBox SDK for the viewing of both offline and online maps, however, MapBox does not currently offer a routing solution. So I am looking for a way to do it. The main problem seems to be that there isn't just one SDK that will offer online OSM maps, offline OSM maps AND routing so I was wondering would I be able to use MapBox to handle

In codeigniter 3 application i have directory structure like this: -Myproject -application -controllers -home Welcome.php //This is my controller inside home directory How to set Welcome controller as default controller? I use below code $route['default_controller'] = 'home/Welcome'; This routing works for previous versions of codeigniter. By default, you are not allowed to do that. To get around this, you need to hack your system Router.php : codeigniter/system/core/Router.php Edit a few lines of code so that it becomes like this: line 1. if (!sscanf($this->default_controller, '%[^/]/%[^/]/%s