routes

Resolve is an interesting property to prevent a template to be displayed regarding some conditional logic dealing with a promise result (solved or rejected). I use it in my application, here's a conceptual sample: .config(['$routeProvider', 'securityAuthorizationProvider', function ($routeProvider, securityAuthorizationProvider) { $routeProvider.when('/test', { templateUrl: '/myCorrespondingView.tpl.html', controller: 'MyCorrespondingCtrl', resolve: securityAuthorizationProvider.requireAuthenticatedUser }); }]) So, this code expects to display /myCorrespondingView.tpl.html content if and only

In my application I have a page it called index.blade , with route /index . In its URL, it has some get parameter like ?order and ?type . I want to pass these $_get parameter to my route controller action, query from DB and pass its result data to the index page. What should I do? Achraf Khouadja If you want to access the data sent from get or post request use public function store(Request $request) { $order = $request->input('order'); $type = $request->input('type'); return view('whatever')->with('order', $order)->with('type', $type); } you can also use wildcards. Exemple link website.dev

I have a Query resource that I want to route to the root of my domain. (So posting to "/" goes to the queries#create action, etc...). My routes.rb: root :to => "home#index" resources :queries, :path => '' rake routes: root / home#index queries GET / queries#index POST / queries#create All seems fine, but when I try to post to "/", it is somehow getting routed to the 'root_path', even though I'm submitting it via POST . So instead of creating a new Query item, it just reloads the home page. I get this in the log: Started POST "/" for 127.0.0.1 at 2012-04-16 20:34:58 -0400 Processing by

I'm trying to add navigation to components in addition to the navigation of the app root, but it is not navigating to component route. I'm using two router-outlet: router outlet for the app root (app.component.html) router outlet for users component (users.component.html) With two routes: route for the app (app.routing.module.ts) route for users (users.routing.module.ts) When navigating to " users " I can see users.component.html with two links, but when pressing on the link " list ", it is not navigating to: UsersListComponent defined in users.routing.module.ts I'm not sure if this is the

I'm looking for something that is simple but I don't know how to do it after many search. I look at the documentation of Zend 1.12 Route but I don't really understand. I have these page in the Zend Framework : application/views/scripts/index/ index.phtml contact.phtml In the application/views/layouts/scripts/layout.phtml I want to href to contac.phtml for example. I'm looking for something to do like : $this->url('contact') Then, it redirect to the page contact... But I tried to add an route in the bootstrap.php but I don't really know how... $router->addRoute('contact', new Zend_Controller

I'm not sure if I'm approaching this correctly but I'm building an ecommerce site - part of the site has 6 different product grid pages, each of which can use the same view: <ul class="products row"> <li class="product thumbnail col-1 grid" ng-repeat="whisky in whiskies | orderBy: sort"> <p class="picture"> <a ng-href="#/json/{{whisky.id}}"><img ng-src="images/scotch/{{whisky.imageUrl}}" alt="{{whisky.name}}"/></a> </p> <div class="desc"> <h2>{{whisky.name}}</h2> <p class="price"><span>£{{whisky.price}}</span></p> </div> <div class="actions"> <button class="add-to-basket btn btn-primary btn

I'm developing a reserved area that has the follow few pages: /dashboard /dashboard/profile /dashboard/user /dashboard/view that's a simple user control panel. At the moment i have four routes: app.all('/dashboard', function(req, res, next) { /* Code */ }); app.all('/dashboard/profile', function(req, res, next) { /* Code */ }); app.all('/dashboard/user', function(req, res, next) { /* Code */ }); app.all('/dashboard/view', function(req, res, next) { /* Code */ }); I would like to optimize it because in each of the above routes i have to call this function at the beginning: authorized(req,