url-routing

问题 When I click on the login link then I go to the to /login . Which looks like this link to screenshot: Notice the response Session not found which was given to my Angular 2 app after it made a request. To check if a user is logged in. This is all working good. But when I refresh the page then I get the following error Cannot GET /login link to screenshot: To fix that error I had added the following in my Express app: //We use this to avoid the error: Cannot GET /login //but if we use this,

问题 When I click on the login link then I go to the to /login . Which looks like this link to screenshot: Notice the response Session not found which was given to my Angular 2 app after it made a request. To check if a user is logged in. This is all working good. But when I refresh the page then I get the following error Cannot GET /login link to screenshot: To fix that error I had added the following in my Express app: //We use this to avoid the error: Cannot GET /login //but if we use this,

问题 When I click on the login link then I go to the to /login . Which looks like this link to screenshot: Notice the response Session not found which was given to my Angular 2 app after it made a request. To check if a user is logged in. This is all working good. But when I refresh the page then I get the following error Cannot GET /login link to screenshot: To fix that error I had added the following in my Express app: //We use this to avoid the error: Cannot GET /login //but if we use this,

问题 Let's say I have a ASP.NET Core 3.0 MVC application, which features a simple controller containing two actions and using attribute based routing: [Route("home")] public class HomeController : Controller { public static string ControllerName { get; } = "Home"; public HomeController() { } string GenerateUrls() { string url1 = Url.Action(nameof(Action1), ControllerName); string url2 = Url.Action(nameof(Action2Async), ControllerName); return $"Action1: '{url1}'\nAction2: '{url2}'"; } [HttpGet("a1

问题 Grails, by default, is case-sensitive when mapping URL to controller actions or views. For instance, www.mywebsite.com/book/list will work BUT www.mywebsite.com/Book/list will return a 404 page. What can I do (code snippets are welcomed) to make my URL case-insensitive (i.e. www.mywebsite.com/Book/list being a valid url) ? 回答1: Just a shoot from the hip, try the following: static mappings = { "/$controller/$action?/$id?"{ controller = controller.toLowerCase() action = action.toLowerCase() }

问题 My global.asax file. It seems like using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Web; using System.Web.Security; using System.Web.SessionState; namespace xxxx { public class Global : System.Web.HttpApplication { protected void Application_Start(object sender, EventArgs e) { } } } but when I look others global.asax file seems as <%@ Application Language="C#" %> <%@ Import Namespace="System" %> <%@ Import Namespace="System.Diagnostics" %> <script runat="server"

问题 I'm building the Flask app with React, I ended up having a problem with routing. The backend is responsible to be an API, hence some routes look like: @app.route('/api/v1/do-something/', methods=["GET"]) def do_something(): return something() and the main route which leads to the React: @app.route('/') def index(): return render_template('index.html') I'm using react-router in the React app, everything works fine, react-router takes me to /something and I get the rendered view, but when I

问题 I have a PostsController, not essential to the example but will help when I paste snippets, and I'm using current_page? to, as the name implies, figure out what page is being displayed. I'm getting what seem like weird results. current_page? will return different answers if I go to /posts vs. /posts/ . As a test, on the index view for my controller I am simply calling current_page?(:action => 'index') If I go to /controller (with no trailing slash), current_page? will return true. However, if

问题 From my last question, I have been found that Asp.net Routing can't route with existing url for more info read this. How to redirect existing url to another url by using Asp.net Routing? Hint! I think, this behevior like access denied behevior that always redirect to default login page. Thanks, 回答1: You should make sure the -existing- url is 'found' / 'matched' in the route table, and the url to which you are redirecting is not.... (unless you are redirecting to a Controller Action / Route)

问题 I am setting up an elasticsearch cluster and I want to set the domain url to <domain_name>/elastic Currently, when I go to <domain_name>/elastic , elasticsearch thinks /elastic as the name of the index. I haven't found any documentation on how to set the root url context for elatsicsearch. Any help would be much appreciated. 回答1: For those who are searching through internet how to do the similar thing in Kubernetes when using ingress with path other then / it can be done using annotation