routing

问题 I was wondering if there was an easy and best practices way to make routes in CakePHP (routes.php file) to map userIDs to a vanity url? I have (terrible way to do this) the following test code in my routes page: $users = array ( 1 => 'firstname-lastname', 2 => 'firstname2-lastname2' ); //profiles foreach($users as $k => $v) { // LESSONS (Profiles) Router::connect('/:user', array('controller' => 'teachers', 'action' => 'contentProfile', $k), array('user' => '(?i:'.$v.')')); } The above code

问题 Ive got a url: http://dev.local/foodies/view?id=bluedaniel and ive got in my bootstrap: protected function _initRoute() { $config = new Zend_Config_Ini(APPLICATION_PATH . '/configs/routes.ini', 'production'); $router = new Zend_Controller_Router_Rewrite(); $router->addConfig($config, 'resources'); } and ive also got in my routes.ini: [production] resources.router.routes.foodies_view.route = ":foodies/:id" resources.router.routes.foodies_view.defaults.module = "foodies" resources.router.routes

问题 I'm currently coding an app using SF3 for the back-end and VueJs for the front-end. I use a controller action with the base route '/' to render the main template (with twig) containing the link to the js files and the div binding for VueJs. The Vuejs app is a single page app and uses vue-router. The vue-router mode is set to history in production mode and that's where I am having trouble. The dev config uses the hash without any issue. I would like to configure my nginx so that : Checks if it

问题 I need help. I want administration for my rails application. I tried to set the routes with namespaces, but namespaces require a resource, and resource must have id in get request. Anybody know how to set up correctly? I using windows machine. Thanks. My routes : Web::Application.routes.draw do namespace :admin do resources :access # GET http://localhost/admin/access/login/login - stupid?? end match ':controller(/:action(/:id))(.:format)' end 回答1: Try to use resource :access instead of

问题 I've added a login feature to my app. When someone navigates to the URL with a blank path(http://example.com), I want the HomeComponent to show up which will activate the AuthGuard, but keep the URL path blank. I am still testing locally, so that may be the issue? I'm not sure. Whats happening now - when I navigate to localhost:3000/ I get nothing, just a blank screen. When I navigate to localhost:3000/home, I get my HomeComponent to show with no issue but I would like the HomeComponent to be

问题 I'm trying to create path routing in AWS application load balancer. Example: apple.mango.com/vault goes to instance1 port 80 and nginx routes it to /var/html/reactApp1/build/ apple.mango.com/flow goes to instance2 port 80 and nginx routes it to /var/html/reactApp2/build/ My configuration look something like this: Also, for both /var/html/reactApp1/build/ and /var/html/reactApp2/build/ , I have them hosted normally say mango.com and apple.com and they work just fine. Problem Statement: When

问题 I have a page where on clicking a button, it will redirect using below router navigation router.navigate (['search', {data: 'test'}]). But when I click the same button on 2nd time without changes the values, the router.navigate won't work. How can I override that. All thoughts are welcome! 回答1: Angular router works this way, so if the activeRoute doesn't changed than the page/component won't be loaded again. If you are passing parameters, like in your example: {data: 'test'} then you can

问题 I have a page where on clicking a button, it will redirect using below router navigation router.navigate (['search', {data: 'test'}]). But when I click the same button on 2nd time without changes the values, the router.navigate won't work. How can I override that. All thoughts are welcome! 回答1: Angular router works this way, so if the activeRoute doesn't changed than the page/component won't be loaded again. If you are passing parameters, like in your example: {data: 'test'} then you can

问题 In laravel, if I want to pass parameters to a controller in my route file Route::get('user/sk/{id}' , 'UsersController@findsk'); If I want to pass default parameters: Route::get('user/{name?}', function ($name = 'John') { // how do I invoke my controller here? return $name; }); How do I merge the two things? Is there a shortcut? Route::get('user/sk/{id}' , 'UsersController@findsk' // can I add an array of default parameters here? ); 回答1: As far as I know, there is no shortcut, unfortunately.

问题 My app has Tickets, and a ticket can be "resolved". I can POST via AJAX to the :resolve action with no issues, but I cannot POST via a normal HTML form. I get No route matches "/tickets/321/resolve" . Both the HTML form and the JS point to the same exact URL. What am I doing wrong? Routes: resources :tickets do post :resolve, :on => :member end Controller: def resolve resource.resolved! respond_to do |wants| wants.html { redirect_to :back } wants.js end end Form: = form_for(ticket, :url =>