routes

问题 I have a project using Angular and Nativescript, and we'd like to use the same routes. Here's how my routes look like: { path: '', component: BaseComponent }, { path: 'details', //loadChildren: '~/app/Routes/base/details/details.module#DetailsModule', loadChildren: './details/details.module#DetailsModule', } The commented one works on Nativescript, but not on Angular. The other one works on Angular but not on Nativescript. How can I use the same path to lazy load my module in Nativescript AND

问题 I'm trying to serve image files from a specific url system, like so: mysite/Images/Category/File_Name.extension I've set up a route like so: routes.MapRoute( "ImagesRoute", // Route name "Images/{category}/{file}.jpg", // URL with parameters new { controller = "Posts", action = "ViewImage", category = "", file = "" } // Parameter defaults ); Which is supposed to map to my controller action: public ActionResult ViewImage(string category, string file) { var dir = Server.MapPath("/Images"); var

问题 My website hosted on http://abc.xyz.com OG meta tag works for the main page. If I am adding it to the child routes it doesn't work. for example - http://abc.xyz.com/pqr/slug-url. index.html <meta property="og:type" content="article"> <meta property="og:site_name" content="XYZ" > <meta property="og:title" content="XYZ" > <meta property="og:description" content="XYZ" > <meta property="og:image" content="xyz imagepath" > <meta property="og:url" content="xyz url" > component.ts this.meta

问题 If I want to match x.gif and y.gif , is it possible to pass a URL to map.connect that encompasses the possibilities of both filenames something like this: map.connect "public/images/:name.gif", :controller => "static_image_controller", :action => "serve" And then receive the param in my StaticImageController as params[:name] ? class StaticImageController < ApplicationController def serve image_name = params[:name] image = File.read(File.join(Rails.root, image_name)) send_data image, :type =>

问题 I'm at a loss as to what I'm doing wrong here. Anyone have any insight? Here's my routes.rb resources :accounts do collection do get "search/:term/:offset/:limit.:format", :action => "search", :constraints => { :offset => /\d+/, :limit => /\d+/ } end end Here's my rake routes output... GET /accounts/search/:term/:offset/:limit.:format {:offset=>/\d+/, :action=>"search", :controller=>"accounts", :limit=>/\d+/} Here's my test line... get :search, :term => "Test", :offset => 0, :limit => 2 Here

问题 The title of this question was hard to come up with, it might not be the best, anyway. I have a site with regions, categories and suppliers, the obvious solution is to use the default route of "/:module/:controller/:action" So that my URLs will look something like this "/region/midlands/category/fashion" "/region/midlands/supplier/ted-baker" What I want to achieve is a URL format like this however, this would need to involve a database query to check for the existence of midlands , fashion

问题 In my Symfony 3.2 app, I create a custom router that extends from Symfony\Bundle\FrameworkBundle\Routing\Router . As required, it implements a getRouteCollection() method: public function getRouteCollection() { $locator = new FileLocator(__DIR__ . '/../Controller'); $annotationReader = new Doctrine\Common\Annotations\AnnotationReader(); $classLoader = new AnnotationClassLoader($annotationReader); $routeLoader = new Symfony\Component\Routing\Loader\AnnotationDirectoryLoader($locator,

问题 I am using Nodejs . Server.js app.get('/dashboard/:id', routes.dashboard); Routes / index.js exports.dashboard = function(req, res){ } I want to be able to pass the 'id' variable from app.js to the dashboard function . How do I go about doing this ? 回答1: Assuming ExpressJS, you shouldn't need to pass it. For each parameter placeholder (like :id ), req.params should have a matching property holding the value: exports.dashboard = function (req, res) { console.log(req.params.id); }; Though, this

问题 I am working on a small app using Angular which has of two modules. The target is to enable modules on different pages of an app. For example: http://domain.com/app1/#routesOfApp1 http://domain.com/app2/#routesOfApp2 How can I make sure that routesOfApp1 are not available on http://domain.com/app2/ ? Is it even possible? I know that one of the ways is to create two completely separate angular apps and load them respectively. But, I would love to keep it as a one big app, as at some point, I

问题 Here's my routes.php file: Route::get('advertise', ['as' => 'advertise', 'uses' => 'AdvertiseController@index']); Here's the relevant part of the App\Exceptions\Handler.php file: public function render($request, Exception $e) { switch ($e) { case ($e instanceof AdvertiserNotFoundException): return redirect()->route('advertise')->with('status', 'Advertiser not found.'); default: return parent::render($request, $e); } } Here's how I'm (trying to) display the message: @if (session('status'))