routes

How can I pass data from a controller after it performs certain action to a view through a redirect() if I have a get route for it? The logic of the app is to redirect with an user_id to a view where the user will select its username after successfully verified its email. public function confirm($confirmationCode){ if(!$confirmationCode){ dd('No se encontró ningún código de verificación en la URL'); } $user = User::where('confirmation_code', $confirmationCode)->first(); if(!$user){ dd('Lo sentimos. Este código de confirmación ya ha sido usado.'); } $user->confirmed = 1; $user->confirmation

I am creating a CMS using CakePHP framework. Every page created through CMS will have its unique URL alias, depending also on virtual folder structure, example: www.site.com/level-1/about-us www.site.com/level-2/our-service User is available to create its own page, which will initially have the following address: www.site.com/pages/<page_id> and then create URL alias for it www.site.com/<page_alias> Page aliases are stored in database. How can I configure Routes to reflect these changes automatically, e.g., when CMS user add new page to a website? Having in mind he can also update these

I have a resource, say Product , which can be accessed by two different user classes: say Customer and Admin . There is no inheritance between these two. I am using Devise for authentication: # config/routes.rb devises_for :customers deviser_for :admins I have these two controllers: # app/controllers/customers/products_controller.rb class Customers::ProductsController < ApplicationController and # app/controllers/admins/products_controller.rb class Admins::ProductsController < ApplicationController Now depending on who logs in ( Customer or Admin ), I want products_path to point to the

I'm using a traditional Zend framework application generated using Zend tool . I have several modules in my application all generated using Zend tool too. I'm intending to use the default routes in Zend framework in my application. For example: www.host.com/module/controller/action/param1/value1/param2/value2 Here are my questions: Performance wise, using the default routes is the fastest solution, right? Since I won't ever change the routes, is there a way to make the routing process even faster? caching for example? skipping the routing process entirely? or any other technique? What is the

I'm trying to send a List of Infoobjects to my controller. I need to specify the routes file. I know how to send int,string and long as parameters, but how about a List<>? I have tried with this, but it's not working and i'll get an error message saying " not found: type Infoobject ". GET /generateExcel controllers.Application.generateExcel(list:List[Infoobject]) Thanks! First of all, I think you need to put the package of your object in the [] of the list : List[path.of.your.package.Infoobject] (there are no imports in your routes). Anyway, I think you can only put String and Numerals in the

In my Rails 3.2 application, there is an Exercise model with attributes muscle_group and grade_level. I've defined the following route with dynamic segments for it in config/routes.rb: # config/routes.rb match "/:muscle_group/grade-:grade_level/:id" => "exercises#show" Running bundle exec rake routes confirms that the route does indeed exist: /:muscle_group/grade-:grade_level/:id(.:format) exercises#show The database contains an Exercise record with: id = 5 muscle_group = "abdominal" grade_level = 1 And yet when I point my browser to http://localhost:3000/abdominal/grade-1/5 , I get: Routing