url-routing

问题 In expressjs, how do I bind a route to all urls except /static and /fail For example, it sound bind to: /users /books /books/anything but not bind to /static /fail /fail/anything /static/anything 回答1: If you are saying you want to create one route for everything but /static* then here is the command for creating the GET route: app.get(/^((?!\/static).)*$/, function(req, res){ //Do your thing in here... }); 回答2: My question was just slightly different and this was the best question/answer

问题 In expressjs, how do I bind a route to all urls except /static and /fail For example, it sound bind to: /users /books /books/anything but not bind to /static /fail /fail/anything /static/anything 回答1: If you are saying you want to create one route for everything but /static* then here is the command for creating the GET route: app.get(/^((?!\/static).)*$/, function(req, res){ //Do your thing in here... }); 回答2: My question was just slightly different and this was the best question/answer

问题 I have this simple configuration for the React Router. I have another one with basically wrapping with ... , which works. But this one doesn't (of course I tried to use with different implementations like suggested in the answers of this post and many others. The console error is the title of this post. Using ES6, and react-router v.1 with hash-based routing. I read a lot of articles, too unnecessary for simple routing to be implemented, and almost hating react and react-router now. Please

问题 I've issue with routes in my application on Laravel as i am using ReactJs routes inside laravel resource directory. Using laravel 5.3 and latest React Js. resources/assets/js/src/Route.js const routes = ( <Route path='/' component={DefaultPageLayout}> <IndexRoute component={App} /> <Route path="register" component={MasterPageLayout}> <IndexRoute component={Register} /> </Route> </Route> ) export default routes; routes/web.php Route::get('/', function () { return view('welcome'); }); When I'm

问题 I created a C# web form project in Visual Studio 2013. When I run my sample.aspx page, the page automatically uses the /sample friendly URL routing. I want to handle the routing myself manually and not let .NET to do it automatically. How can I disable the friendly URL feature. I don't want it uninstalled via NuGet, but only disabled in code. 回答1: You could also just set the AutoRedirect mode to Off. This kinda gives you the best of both worlds. public static class RouteConfig { public static

问题 #/order/123?status=success hits the route '/order/:id' and takes to OrderCtrl . Once we access the $routeParams.query , we want to clear the url to #/order/123 . How can this be achieved? 回答1: Using the $location service, you can remove the search param by assigning it a null value: $location.search( 'status', null ); But you should note that, by default, this will reload the current route. If you don't want to reload the current route, you can disable that in your route definition:

问题 How can I send a file path as a query string parameter? This is my string parameter: //domain/documents/Pdf/1234.pdf I have tried that: [HttpPost] [Route("documents/print/{filePath*}")] public string PrintDocuments([FromBody] string[] docs,string filePath) { ..... } But this is not working, I guess because of the double slashes in the beginning of the parameter. Any idea? 回答1: If, like you say, that entire string is the parameter, and not a route, you will need to URL encode it. You should

问题 I've got a pylons setup, using flup with nginx, and url.current() always returns totally wrong. I have a route: map.connect('testpage', '/test', controller='Main', action='test') And in that controller, I do url.current() and I get /test/test' instead of '/test'. I've tried changing SCRIPT_NAME` as various posts about using uwsgi suggest, but it makes no difference here. Any suggestions? 回答1: Actually it looks like I solved this. Apparently you have to set SCRIPT_NAME to '' AND restart the

问题 Using github like chain routes in rails I have URLs similar to this: 'localhost:3000/document_managers/[:module_name]' 'localhost:3000/document_managers/[:module_name]/1/2/3/.' # can be any level deep Here is the route definition for them: map.connect '/document_managers/:module', :controller => "document_managers", :action => :new_tree, :module => ["A","B","C"] map.connect '/docuemnt_managers/:module/*path', :controller => "document_managers", :action => "new_tree", :module => ["A","B","C"]

问题 I've been tasked with rewriting an existing website with large pre-existing link catalog. For argument's sake, let's assume we can't do anything that would change the link catalog. Here's a few examples of the link structure we're working with: An item page would be: www.domain.com/widgets/some-totally-awesome-large-purple-widget A category sub page page would be: www.domain.com/widgets/purple-widgets A category parent page page would be: www.domain.com/widgets/ A custom page may be: www