routes

问题 I have the following: <Route name="app" path="/" handler={App}> <Route name="dashboards" path="dashboards" handler={Dashboard}> <Route name="exploreDashboard" path="exploreDashboard" handler={ExploreDashboard} /> <Route name="searchDashboard" path="searchDashboard" handler={SearchDashboard} /> <DefaultRoute handler={DashboardExplain} /> </Route> <DefaultRoute handler={SearchDashboard} /> </Route> When using the DefaultRoute, SearchDashboard renders incorrectly since any *Dashboard needs to

问题 I'm trying to wrap my head around combining a client-side framework like AngularJS with Django. One thing that's really confusing me is the issue of routes and REST. I've been trying to read a lot about it online, but documentation is limited, especially in terms of Django being combined with Angular (little snippets here or there). I understand that I need to add a REST framework like TastyPie to make a robust REST interface in my app in order for Angular to plug in and grab resources.

问题 I've a problem with routes and controller. I've got 2 types of controller: first type is used to manage the webpages, second type is used for cms and I prefer to put them in a sub-folder. Example: /controller/site.php (for webpages) /controller/admin/ (for controllers to manage cms) in routes.php I've write: $route['(:any)'] = "site/$1"; $route['admin/(:any)'] = "admin/$1"; I've got the file .htacces set in this way: RewriteEngine on RewriteCond $1 !^(index\.php|images|robots\.txt|css|js|font

问题 What is the best practice to use core module service in lazy loaded feature module and feature child modules. As per Angular style guide I have the following app -core - core.module.ts -logger.service.ts -token-interceptor.service.ts -authentication.service.ts -shared -shared.module.ts -base module (my feature base , lazy loaded with router-outlet) -base.module.ts -base.routing.module.ts -base -base.component.ts -admin (lazy loaded , child module of base module) -admin.module.ts -admin

问题 What is the best practice to use core module service in lazy loaded feature module and feature child modules. As per Angular style guide I have the following app -core - core.module.ts -logger.service.ts -token-interceptor.service.ts -authentication.service.ts -shared -shared.module.ts -base module (my feature base , lazy loaded with router-outlet) -base.module.ts -base.routing.module.ts -base -base.component.ts -admin (lazy loaded , child module of base module) -admin.module.ts -admin

问题 I'd like to provide my users a vanity url, something like: www.foo.com/sergio What kind of route would I need to create? Imagine I have the following controller and action, how can I map a vanity URL to that controller? public ActionResult Profile(string username) { var model = LoadProfile(username); return View(model); } Here is what I've tried and what happens: Option A: Every url is caught in this route, meaning every URL I type directs me towards the Account controller, instead of only

问题 I have a nested route like so: resources :apps do resources :issues end the helper for seeing all issues related to an app is as follows: app_issues_url(app) but now I want to use a helper to point to a specific issue of a specific app like apps/1/issues/1 but i don't know how to use that helper. what is the helper for this url? 回答1: you can pass both instances to url helper like app_issue_url(@app,@issue) you can also use app_issue_path(@app,@issue) or url_for([@app,@issue]) see rails doc

问题 My route (slug contains dashes!): region: pattern: /regione/{slug}-{id} defaults: { _controller: SWAItaliaInCifreBundle:Default:region } In Twig template: {% for r in regions %} <a href='{{ path('region', { 'slug':r.slug, 'id':r.id }) }}'>{{ r.name }}</a> {% endfor %} I'm getting an error about regular expression matching. Question : why Symfony2 does not permit dashes in url? How can i specify that my route contains dashes (and it's perfectly fine)? An exception has been thrown during the

问题 I am using MVC3 and am trying to serve content from https, the problem is that when I call Url.Content the files are still served from http using a relative url. I thought this problem was addressed in MVC3 but i can't seem to find any solution. Does anybody know if this issue is inherently solved in MVC3 and how to accomplish it or do I need to create my own helper methods to generate absolute Urls based on protocol? 回答1: You can probably implement your own solution using VirtualPathUtility

问题 I am using MVC3 and am trying to serve content from https, the problem is that when I call Url.Content the files are still served from http using a relative url. I thought this problem was addressed in MVC3 but i can't seem to find any solution. Does anybody know if this issue is inherently solved in MVC3 and how to accomplish it or do I need to create my own helper methods to generate absolute Urls based on protocol? 回答1: You can probably implement your own solution using VirtualPathUtility