url-rewriting

问题 Laravel4 framework comes with a default .htaccess rule for create pretty urls. The rule is this. <IfModule mod_rewrite.c> Options -MultiViews RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f RewriteRule ^ index.php [L] </IfModule> Question: Which is the equivalent in IIS ?? 回答1: You can use the import Apache rules feature to convert Apache rule to IIS. In your case, it will go as: Or in the web.config file: <rule name="Imported Rule 1" stopProcessing="true"> <match url="^" ignoreCase=

问题 I need multi-language URL route of existing controller. Let me explain more: I have a controller with name "Product" and View with name "Software"; therefore, by default if the user enters "http://example.com/en/Product/Software", get right content (that really exists in http://example.com/Product/Software), However, if another user -- a French user -- types "http://example.com/fr/Produits/logiciels", must get above controller and show with right content (same http://example.com/Product

问题 On a Windows machine, there's a system running on the local wampserver, but while the application is running on localhost, the URL says otherwise. While I would expect the URL to be like this based on the directory structure: http://localhost/pro/include/db_report.php The developer has managed to do this: http://ap-mispro/pro/include/db_report.php So instead of localhost , the URL says ap-mispro . And both URLs work fine. How is the second URL made? I tried checking out the wampmanager.ini

问题 When should a trailing slash be used in a URL? For example - should my URL look like /about-us/ or like /about-us ? I am fully aware of the SEO-related issues - duplicate content and the canonical thing; I'm trying to figure out which one I should use in the context of serving pages correctly alone. For example, my colleague is thinking that a trailing slash at the end means it's a "folder" - a "directory", so this is not a correct style. But I think that without a slash in the end - it's not

问题 I am facing a great challenge, I am working on a site that has been converted from HTML into WordPress and I have the front-page displaying all the content right but not the other pages as the urls are not pointing correctly. I wonder if instead of changing manually all the URL from 150 pages there is a way that I change the main url path values in wp-includes/general-template.php from this: <?php bloginfo('template_url'); ?> into something like the real URL: http://example.com/ In other word

问题 I need some help, It´s my first time using the Rewrite Rule for a link. My website is a eshop. The url will be something like this: www.mydomain.com/shop.php This file, shop.php will receive up to 3 parameters throught the url. Example: Case 1: www.mydomain.com/shop.php?page=1 Case 2: www.mydomain.com/shop.php?page=1&category=1 Case 3: www.mydomain.com/shop.php?page=1&category=1&subcategory=3 What I need is that the Rewrite Rule returns me something like: Case 1: www.mydomain.com/shop.html/1

问题 i've wrote the following url rules: '<lang:(it|de|en|fr|es)>' => 'site/index', '<lang:(it|de|en|fr|es)>/search' => 'site/search', '<lang:(it|de|en|fr|es)>/<action:(page|logout)>/*' => 'site/<action>', '<lang:(it|de|en|fr|es)>/<controller:\w+>' => '<controller>/index', '<lang:(it|de|en|fr|es)>/<controller:\w+>/<action:\w+>/*' => '<controller>/<action>', '<lang:(it|de|en|fr|es)>/<module:\w+>/<controller:\w+>/<action:\w+>/*' => '<module>/<controller>/<action>', and they work as i need, but one

问题 i've wrote the following url rules: '<lang:(it|de|en|fr|es)>' => 'site/index', '<lang:(it|de|en|fr|es)>/search' => 'site/search', '<lang:(it|de|en|fr|es)>/<action:(page|logout)>/*' => 'site/<action>', '<lang:(it|de|en|fr|es)>/<controller:\w+>' => '<controller>/index', '<lang:(it|de|en|fr|es)>/<controller:\w+>/<action:\w+>/*' => '<controller>/<action>', '<lang:(it|de|en|fr|es)>/<module:\w+>/<controller:\w+>/<action:\w+>/*' => '<module>/<controller>/<action>', and they work as i need, but one

问题 I'm trying to redirect URL www.domain.com/some/my-page--woohoo.html to www.domain.com/index.php?pagename=my-page I have this rule that is attached to init via add_action('init', 'create_rewrite_rule', 1, 0); add_rewrite_rule('^.*\/(.*)--woohoo\.html$', 'index.php?pagename=$matches[1]', 'top'); Calling www.domain.com/some/my-page--woohoo.html returns 404, but when is rule changed to add_rewrite_rule('^.*\/(.*)--woohoo\.html$', 'index.php?pagename=my-page', 'top'); everything works. It seems

问题 I'm using tuckey URL rewriting with JSF. I would like to get the relative URL including parameters that the user sees: e.g. example.com/mypage?param=test At the moment if I do #{view.viewId} I get mypage.xhtml what I want to get is: mypage?param=test 回答1: The UIViewRoot#getViewId() returns the JSF view ID. You need to use HttpServletRequest#getRequestURI() to obtain the current request URI and HttpServletRequest#getQueryString() to obtain the current request query string. #{request.requestURI