url-routing

I need to install multiple symfony2 applications on the same host but on different subdirectories (or location blocks). With this config nginx throws a "file not found" or redirect loop message when trying to access any url. Example: /login -> /base/login /app1 -> /base/app1 /app2 -> /base/app2 Current Config: root /base/default; #Points to an empty directory # Login Application location ^~ /login { alias /base/login/web; try_files $uri app_dev.php; } # Anything else location ~ ^/([\w\-]+) { alias /base/$1/web; try_files $uri app_dev.php; } location / { # Redirect to the login rewrite ^ /login

I am building a laravel + AngularJS application where laravel handles the routing (because of security issues). At first I experimented a bit with AngularJS routing so I used a routeprovider etc. Now that I am trying to get rid of this, angularJS keeps adding #/partofthelink to the end of my URL. This is quite annoying and I want to get rid of it. I have already read a lot about removing the routeprovider etc, this has all been done. I really don't get where it comes from. I have been trying a lot for a few days now. Any ideas what might cause this ? Thanks! UPDATE: Problem solved. Had $route

I am new to AngularJS, so forgive me if this is obvious, but I am looking for someone who can answer this tricky question. I am implementing an application, and need to pass some parameters to a particular view to display details about a book. Basically I would like to be able to use the following routing expressions: bookApp.config(['$routeProvider', function($routeProvider) { $routeProvider. when('/catalog', { templateUrl: 'cataloglist.htm', controller: 'catCtrl' }). when('/book/:title/:chapter', { template: 'chapterdetail.htm', controller: 'chapterCtrl' }). otherwise({ template: 'oops ...

I want to intercept all route changes with Sammy to first check if there is a pending action. I have done this using the sammy.before API and I return false to cancel the route. This keeps the user on the 'page' but it still changes the hash in the browsers address bar and adds the route to the browsers' history. If I cancel the route, I dont want it in the address bar nor history, but instead I expect the address to stay the same. Currently, to get around this I can either call window.history.back (yuk) to go back to the original spot in the history or sammy.redirect. Both of which are less

Does anyone have opinions about or experience with Python Selector ? It looks great, but I'm a bit put off by its "Alpha" status on pypi and lack of unit tests. I mostly like that its simple, self contained, and pure WSGI. All other url routers I've found assume I'm using django, or pylons, or paste, or pull in lots of other dependencies, or just don't let me create a simple mapping of url patterns to wsgi apps. Really, all I want to do is: mapper.add("/regex/{to}/{resource}", my_wsgi_app) mapper.add("/another/.*", other_wsgi_app) ...etc... Anyways, has anyone used it before, or know of

Brain's a little fried....How do I get a hash of the :controller and :action from a relative_path? This is basically the opposite of url_for. in the example below, "some_function" is the mystery function name I'm looking for...I know it's easy, just can't remember or seem to be able to find it in the docs. Like so: some_function('/posts/1/edit') => {:controller => 'posts', :action => 'edit', :id => '1'} Rspec has a method 'params_for', which uses Action Controller's Routing Methods to parse paths with methods into routes. Theirs is a little more robust than this, but it boils down to: def

Just trying to splice some code from one working project to another. The "from" project uses "attribute routing" where you embed [Route(…)] directives in the Web API controller modules to indicate what HTTP message should route to what service routine. Works fine in the "from" project, but in the "to" project I get the build error "The type or namespace name 'Route' could not be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)" I've tried copying essentially all of the using statements from the "from" project to the "to" project, but that has no apparent effect. None of the