routing

问题 I have a problem with the Symfony2 toolbar which is hidden when I add requires_channel: https in order to force HTTPS in some protected area of the website. If I remove requires_channel: https , the Symfony2 toolbar is displayed and I can click on it to see some details about the request (the normal behaviour). If I add requires_channel: https , no toolbar is displayed although the code is present at the end of the pages: <div id="sfwdt4b56c8" class="sf-toolbar" style="display: none"></div>

问题 To stay basic I would like to create a bookmark app I have a simple bookmarklet javascript:location.href='http://zas.dev/add?url='+encodeURIComponent(location.href) I created a rest controller <?php use zas\Repositories\DbLinkRepository; class LinksController extends BaseController { protected $link; function __construct(DbLinkRepository $link) { $this->link=$link; // ... //$this->beforeFilter('auth.basic', array('except' => array('index', 'show', 'store'))); // ... } public function index()

问题 I have a requirement that all urls have a variable at the end and all resolve to the same controller/view so for example we have the following URL's: http://example.com/users/joe http://example.com/users/sam http://example.com/users/jack All three URLS should resolve to the same controller, where I would apply some logic to render each page differently based on the username. How can I achieve this type of routing on Wordpress? 回答1: you can use a rewrite for this...link to your controller file

问题 I am trying to set up the following route /** * @Route( * "/api/list/{setName}/{order}", * condition= "request.get('order') == 'something' " * * ) */ but I can only produce 404s because the condition is never true although I pass in an order argument. I guess the "request.get('order')" part is wrong, but how to do it? 回答1: try condition= "request.query.get('order') == 'something' " instead of condition= "request.get('order') == 'something' " check more help here and here 回答2: Looking at the

问题 I have a blog site. The only entities are Blogposts and Users. I want to make these blogposts visible with json GETs for mobiles. But I also want a default GET route which just return the HTML (and CSS ofcourse). Of course I've looked around, but I can't seem to find a nice tutorial that goes a bit deeper into FOSRestBundle other than making the website only output JSON (But ofcourse, I could be doing stuff horribly wrong). Right now, when I setup my routes, I can only get JSON as a default

问题 I have routes like this namespace :api, defaults: {format: 'json'} do namespace :v1 do match 'recepcao/produto' => 'recepcoes#produto' match 'recepcao/nota' => 'recepcoes#nota' match 'recepcao/venda' => 'recepcoes#venda' match 'recepcao/cliente' => 'recepcoes#cliente' match 'recepcao/status' => 'recepcoes#status' end end I guess I'll have more actions, and i don't want to keep adding match on my routes is there a way to do something like namespace :api, defaults: {format: 'json'} do namespace

问题 Ok web api routing fun. my web api route config is below. the geocoding and info routes are performing great. And I'm confused why the search one is not following suite. /* ==Geocoding Endpoints== */ config.Routes.MapHttpRoute( name: "v1_GeocodeApi", routeTemplate: "api/v{version}/{controller}/{street}/{zone}", defaults: new { action = "get", controller = "Geocode", version = "1" }); config.Routes.MapHttpRoute( name: "v1_GeocodeMultipleApi", routeTemplate: "api/v{version}/{controller}

问题 I'm currently trying to architect a application to host multiple websites from a single .net core application. Ideally, I would like to show completely different Razor pages based on the domain name the application is being accessed from. Ideally, I would like to have my razor pages broken down into areas, where each area is associated with a different domain name. IE www.domain1.com is the domain1 area, www.domain2.com is the domain2 area, and each area has it's own index about page etc. So

问题 What do you call routing that maps one URL directly to a file? Example: http://localhost/directory/file.php => /var/www/apache/htdocs/directory/file.php What do you call routing like one on https://github.com/nikic/FastRoute? Example: http://localhost/directory/file => request actually goes to a single index.php file, which then loads routing files or tables and loads appropriate class as defined in the routing table. 回答1: What do you call routing that maps one URL directly to a file? I would

问题 The app has four parts to it and 2 of them are in Areas like so (the solution is just one project fyi): /Areas/ProjectA/... /Areas/ProjectB/... The models, views, and controllers for each are nested in there. The app with loclhost works fine and all the routes behave normally. The routes do not work on the IIS server since the URL is like: https://companywebsite.com/subfolder/ The subfolder for the project is messing with the routes. The Global.asax file is like so: protected void Application