url-routing

I have one server with flask application instance and have several domain which mapped to this server by DNS. My site must support several languages by host and prefix: mysite.com - english mysite.com/fr - franch mysite.ru - russian mysite.ru/by - belarusian localhost or other unknown host without language prefix - default language (english) I implemented it with double route registration /endpoint and /<lang>/endpoint and reloaded url_for function and it work, but now I must implement custom error pages for abort function: mysite.com/wrong-url-there - mysite.com/404.html (english) mysite.com

What is best solution to serve ASP.NET web pages without aspx extension? I want to make http://www.mydomain.com/mypage instead of http://www.mydomain.com/mypage.aspx I use .NET 2.0 and IIS6 If you can upgrade to .Net 4.0,which got a built-in URL Routing feature to do it for you easily,read this article by Scott Mitchel otherwise if you don't want to move to .net 4.0,read this article by Scott Gu Url rewriting . For .NET there are already modules available like this one . For IIS 6.0 you can use ionics ISAPI URL Rewrite filter http://iirf.codeplex.com/ for extention less urls 来源： https:/

I haven't been able to find a straightforward answer to this, which leads me to believe that it's something really really simple. Either way, here I go. All of the calls in my $routeProvider work great, but are case sensitive. Here's a code sample: config(function ($routeProvider) { $routeProvider. when('/', { controller: 'TmpCtrl', templateUrl: '/app/home.html' }). when('/foo', { controller: 'TmpCtrl', templateUrl: '/app/foo.html' }). otherwise({ redirectTo: '/' }); }); What do I need to add so that '/Foo', '/fOO', '/FoO', etc, all redirect to the same path? There is an option you can pass to

How to use regular expression matching URL, which does decide to use the corresponding function processing package main import( "fmt" "net/http" ) func main() { http.HandleFunc("/pattern", resolve) http.ListenAndServe(":8080", nil) } func resolve(w http.ResponseWriter, r * http.Request) { fmt.Println(r.URL.Host) } http.HandleFunc() can not be used to register a pattern to match a regular expression. In short, the pattern specified at HandleFunc() can match a fixed, rooted path (like /favico.ico ) or rooted subtrees (like /images/ ), longer patterns take precedence over shorter ones. You can

I want to set Dynamic Routing for url in Cms pages in yii2. When i add Cms page i will add page alias aboutus,faq,management etc , these alias will saved in db . When i give URL rule static it will work ,[check code below] 'urlManager' => [ 'showScriptName' => false, 'enablePrettyUrl' => true, //'enableStrictParsing' => true, 'rules'=>array( 'aboutus'=>'cms/index/1', 'faq'=>'cms/index/2', 'termacondition'=>'cms/index/3', 'management'=>'cms/index/4', ), ], But i want add url rule in dynamically . I need add all dynamic page alias in config/main.php URL rule in yii2 Please help me. You can edit

Let's say that I have a controller named pages and there is a method slug_on_the_fly public function slug_on_the_fly($slug) How would my route for this look like? E.g. for blog controller it would be easy: $route['blog/(:any)'] = 'pages/slug_on_the_fly/$1'; and then http://localhost/blog/name-of-the-article works nice However, what if I want to do it like without blog so e.g. http://localhost/name-of-the-article or http://localhost/another-article-blablabla How to do it and don't break another routes e.g. $route['friends'] = 'users'; or $route['about-us'] = 'pages/about_us'; ? Because if I do:

I want to test if a URL is part of the routes defined in the Global.asax . This is what I have: var TheRequest = HttpContext.Current.Request.Url.AbsolutePath.ToString(); var TheRoutes = System.Web.Routing.RouteTable.Routes; foreach (var TheRoute in TheRoutes) { if (TheRequest == TheRoute.Url) //problem here { RequestIsInRoutes = true; } } The problem is that I can’t extract the URL from the route. What do I need to change? The problem is that I can't extract the URL from the route. I disagree. The problem is that you expect to pull the URLs out of the route table and compare them externally.

I've written my own MVC framework in PHP, which uses urls in the format of: /controller/method/param1/param2/param... I've made it so that "default" methods can be ignored (by default index() ), so this results in URLs like /controller//param1/param2/param... . For example, a URL of: /view//panel-glide/3 will call index('panel-glide', 3) in the view controller. This works fine and dandy, but I'm concerned that search engines or some older browsers might freak out when they see the double slashes, as I don't think I've actually seem them ever be used before. Is anyone aware of any issues I

I currently use .htaccess and PHP to parse URLs in the following way: URL : http://blah.com/article/123_this-that-and-the-other .htaccess : RewriteEngine On RewriteRule ^article/([0-9]+)_(.+)/?$ index.php?page=article&id=$1 [L] PHP $page = isset($_GET['page']) ? safeGET($_GET['page']) : null; $id = isset($_GET['id']) ? safeGET($_GET['id']) : null; if ($page=='article') { include 'article.php'; } elseif { ... } I've begun running into problems with the far-too-paranoid Mod_Security engine that doesn't like the word "admin" in my $_GET requests. But mostly I'm just looking for new techniques for

I have following two routes registered in my global.asax file routes.MapRoute( "strict", "{controller}.mvc/{docid}/{action}/{id}", new { action = "Index", id = "", docid = "" }, new { docid = @"\d+"} ); routes.MapRoute( "default", "{controller}.mvc/{action}/{id}", new { action = "Index", id = "" }, new { docConstraint = new DocumentConstraint() } ); and I have a static "dashboard" link in my tabstrip and some other links that are constructed from values in db here is the code <ul id="globalnav" class = "t-reset t-tabstrip-items"> <li class="bar" id = "dashboard"> <%=Html.ActionLink("dash.board