routes

问题 I'm new to cakephp...and I have a page with a url this: http://localhost/books/filteredByAuthor/John-Doe so the controller is ´books´, the action is ´filteredByAuthor´ and ´John-Doe´ is a parameter.. but the url looks ugly so i've added a Route like this: Router::connect('/author/:name', array( 'controller' => 'books','action' => 'filteredByAuthor'), array('pass'=>array('name'),'name'=>".*")); and now my link is: http://localhost/author/John-Doe the problem is that the view has a paginator

问题 While developing a jRuby application using webbrick as the webserver, all my code is written with http://localhost:3000 as the root. When deploying to Tomcat, I create a WAR file and it creates a subfolder under the webapps/ folder: localhost:8080/project_name/ This causes a load of problems with my code. Is there anything I can do in my ruby routes.rb file to deal with this? Should I resort to using some sort of virtual host in Tomcat? 回答1: There is code in JRuby-Rack to deal with this.

问题 Using Ember.js: I have a Route App.QueryDataRoute = Ember.Route.extend({ model: function(params) { return Ember.RSVP.hash({ propertyObject: this.controllerFor("cres").get("properties").findBy('title', params.propertytype_title), nrOfOffers: this.controllerFor("queryData").get("nrOfOffers"), deal: this.controllerFor("queryData").get("deal"), price: this.controllerFor("queryData").get("price"), surface: this.controllerFor("queryData").get("surface"), }); } }); All those .get(' [variable name] '

问题 Using Ember.js: I have a Route App.QueryDataRoute = Ember.Route.extend({ model: function(params) { return Ember.RSVP.hash({ propertyObject: this.controllerFor("cres").get("properties").findBy('title', params.propertytype_title), nrOfOffers: this.controllerFor("queryData").get("nrOfOffers"), deal: this.controllerFor("queryData").get("deal"), price: this.controllerFor("queryData").get("price"), surface: this.controllerFor("queryData").get("surface"), }); } }); All those .get(' [variable name] '

问题 The problem is that I would like to restrict access to specific routes and show login page if user does not have valid JWT. I just wanna tell that I'm very new in AngularJs and NodeJs. So in short I have LoginCtrl: $scope.login = function(username, password){ UserSvc.login(username, password) .then(function(response){ $scope.$emit('login', response.data ); $window.location.href = '#/'; }, function(resp){ $scope.loginError = resp.data.errors; }); } I rise an event, in ApplicationCtrl the event

问题 The problem is that I would like to restrict access to specific routes and show login page if user does not have valid JWT. I just wanna tell that I'm very new in AngularJs and NodeJs. So in short I have LoginCtrl: $scope.login = function(username, password){ UserSvc.login(username, password) .then(function(response){ $scope.$emit('login', response.data ); $window.location.href = '#/'; }, function(resp){ $scope.loginError = resp.data.errors; }); } I rise an event, in ApplicationCtrl the event

问题 I have a little question. I am using Codeigniter 2.1.0 and I have the following code in my routes.php. $route['default_controller'] = "photo"; $route['404_override'] = 'error'; $route['photo/:num'] = 'photo/index/$1'; $route['people/:num'] = 'people/index/$1'; The weird thing is, sometimes when I go to http://www.myurl.com/photo/1 it works and othertimes it redirects me to my error page. Anyone maby has any idea what is wrong with my routes ? Already thanks in advance! Bob 回答1: This is not

问题 wanted to define custom routes into certain resources in addition to the ones Rails defines by default. To do this, the relevant parts of my routes.rb file look something like this: resource :top, only: [:show] scope module: :top do resource :reso, only: [:show] end get 'foo_reso' => 'top/reso#foo' get 'bar_reso' => 'top/reso#bar' As you can see, I only want routes to ResoController 's methods show , foo , and bar . This works, as rake routes gives: reso GET /reso(.:format) top/reso#show foo

问题 I keep getting route not defined error and if I use url() I get server can not provide a secure connection error. I hope I can get some help. route Route::get('/show/{table_name}/{product_id}', 'PageCotroller@showdetails')->name('product-show'); View: <h4><a href="{{ url('product-show' .$table_name . '/' .$product->item_id)}}">{{ $product->title }}</a></h4> Controller: public function showdetails($table_name,$pid){ $categories = Category::all(); $data['product_id']=$pid; $data['table']=$table

问题 Running Rails 3. Included "include Rails.application.routes.url_helpers" in model file of users. Still getting this error. Any idea?? # cat app/models/user.rb class User < ActiveRecord::Base include Rails.application.routes.url_helpers acts_as_authentic end # rake routes users GET /users(.:format) users#index POST /users(.:format) users#create new_user GET /users/new(.:format) users#new edit_user GET /users/:id/edit(.:format) users#edit user GET /users/:id(.:format) users#show PUT /users/:id(