url-routing

问题 I am putting together a simple networking site and would like to have the urls work similar to facebook so by typing in domain.com/username I would get a user profile. I can do this already this way Logged in users profile at domain.com/ other users profile at domain.com/home/username The default controller is called home and I am currently using the _remap function to check for extra url parameters to display different data based on what is or isn't passed. My question is how would I map

问题 My understanding is that there are certain advantages to putting two related sites under the same domain, as opposed to separate subdomains (for example sub-sites for different book genres). Two I can think of are using the same SSL cert, and SEO rankings. I'd like to have different paths for the same domain resolve to different IP addresses. For example example.com/a to 100.100.100.100 and example.com/b to 200.200.200.200 . I know this isn't possible with traditional DNS servers, but are

问题 I've asked a question previously in which I wanted to bind a collection residing in the controller to the list scenario view, however, I've added details and edit templates and views to my structure producing a couple of extra sub-routes: root.contacts.details -> /contacts/:contact_id root.contacts.edit -> /contacts/:contact_id/edit In my details scenarios I first started calling the connectOutlets as follows [...] connectOutlets: function (router, contact) { router.get('contactController')

问题 I want to have my top-level domain as a portal for various subdomains that correspond to different sections of my site. example.com should route to a welcome.html template. eggs.example.com should route to an "eggs" subsection or application of the site. How would I achieve this in Flask? 回答1: @app.route() takes a subdomain argument to specify what subdomain the route is matched on. Blueprint also takes a subdomain argument to set subdomain matching for all routes in a blueprint. You must set

问题 I want to have my top-level domain as a portal for various subdomains that correspond to different sections of my site. example.com should route to a welcome.html template. eggs.example.com should route to an "eggs" subsection or application of the site. How would I achieve this in Flask? 回答1: @app.route() takes a subdomain argument to specify what subdomain the route is matched on. Blueprint also takes a subdomain argument to set subdomain matching for all routes in a blueprint. You must set

问题 I have an ASP.NET 4.0 application that implements URL routing. This gives me page URLs with no extension (e.g. /Articles/{title}) Some of these pages contain relative links. When I test the site from Visual Studio, relative links point to /Articles/{title}/mylink. However, when I deploy my site to a shared hosting account, the same relative link points to /Articles/mylink. You can see the problem at http://blackbeltcoder.com/Articles/asp/creating-website-thumbnails-in-asp-net. The link to an

问题 I'm trying to build a "Tenant" Subdomain route that attaches to a MVC Area. In this case I have an Area called "Tenant" which has two controllers; Public and Admin. My custom Route is used to grab the Subdomain if it matches then route them to the proper Controller-Action-Area. The base of this project came from the following http://www.matrichard.com/post/asp.net-mvc-5-routing-with-subdomain The problem I'm having is in the custom Subdomain Route. When I hit the Public/Index Route, the

问题 I'm trying to build a "Tenant" Subdomain route that attaches to a MVC Area. In this case I have an Area called "Tenant" which has two controllers; Public and Admin. My custom Route is used to grab the Subdomain if it matches then route them to the proper Controller-Action-Area. The base of this project came from the following http://www.matrichard.com/post/asp.net-mvc-5-routing-with-subdomain The problem I'm having is in the custom Subdomain Route. When I hit the Public/Index Route, the

问题 I have a route on my Express app that looks like this: app.get('/:id', function (request, response) { … }); The ID will always be a number. However, at the moment this route is matching other things, such as /login . I think I want two things from this: to only use this route if the ID is a number, and only if there isn't a route for that specific paramater already defined (such as the clash with /login ). Can this be done? 回答1: Expanding on Marius's answer, you can provide the regex AND the

问题 I know I'm going to deploy to an environment with my application running with a base URL which looks like this: http://someserver/mydepartment/myapp My development environment is set up to use the default Rails configuration, which looks like this: http://localhost:3000/myapp I'd like to model this deployment path in my development environment. That is, I'd like to develop with a base URL which looks like this: http://localhost:3000/mydepartment/myapp That way, I can make all my URLs relative