I have a question similar to the one described here: ASP.NET URL Routing with WebForms - Using the SiteMap My ASP.Net WebForms webapplication has a Sitemap, similar to this: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?> <siteMap xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/AspNet/SiteMap-File-1.0" > <siteMapNode title="Root"> <siteMapNode url="...
I have two models like this: class Topic < ActiveRecord::Base has_many :articles end class Article < ActiveRecord::Base belongs_to :user belongs_to :topic has_many :comments end I have setup the resource mapping like so: map.resources :topics do |topic| topic.resources :articles end And I can view the articles just fine ...
by default it seems my ZF is separating multiple parameter words with plus signs. eg. /product/test+product+name I would like to use -> /product/test-product-name Here is the line from routes.ini routes.product.route = "product/:productName"<br /> routes.product.defaults.controller = product<br /> routes.product.defaults.action ...
I have an ASP.NET MVC site where I want routes like /{controller}/{id}/{action}/{date}, where "date" is the mm/dd/yyyy portion of a date/time. (I'm dealing with time-dimensioned data, so I need both an ID and a point in time to do most operations) The route for this is simple: routes.MapRoute( "TimeDimensionedRoute", "{controll...
I am looking at implementing URLMapping for a personal project. I am already aware that solutions exist so please do not answer suggesting I should use one. What I want is to harvest the opinions of fellow developers and web users on URL mapping implementations. Specially I would like you to answer: Which is your favourite implementa...
Some background on what I'm doing I usually like to have my pages return the url needed to access it. So i will normally have a method like so public partial class ProductDetails : Page { public static string GetUrl(Guid productId) { return "fully qualified url"; } } on my other pages/controls that need to access ...
When using a catch all route the URLs have the forward slash encoded as %2F which means I can not lookup a record using request.path map.document '*path', :controller => 'documents', :action => 'show' Page.find_by_permalink('/blog/my_first_post') # Record found Page.find_by_permalink('blog%2Fmy_first_post') # Record not found Firstly...
I've got a route that looks like this: routes.MapRoute( "BlogTags", "Blog/Tags/{tag}", new { controller = "Blog", action = "BrowseTag", viewRss = false } ); And I create a URL using that route like this: <%= Html.RouteLink(Html.Encode(sortedTags[i].Tag), new { action = "BrowseTag", tag = sortedTags[i].Tag })%> However, wh...
I was wondering which is the best approach to get the catgeory ID when listing the posts within a particular category. Normally, the urls look something like this : www.example.com/?cat=4 and it is pretty easy to get the id. However, I really need the urls to be routed like this www.example.com/categories/hotels . wordpress provides an e...
I'd like to generate an URL like this one: /MyCategory/MySubCategory/page2.html I have tried to do it this way: my_route: url: /:variable1/:variable2/literal:variable3.html But Symfony outputs this: /MyCategory/MySubCategory/page:variable3.html I'm using Symfony 1.4.1 How could I solve this? ...
Hi there, 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_fun...
I want to use a URL rewrite on my site: /:@controller/:@action/ So I want to use translated segments on route and I want to detect requested language from these translated segments. For example, if user request a url like this: /user/profile/ then I could understand that requested language is English. And if user request a url like...
This is not an MVC topic. I have an ASP.NET Application which performs URL Routing in the Application_Start method. The routing looks like: RouteTable.Routes.Add(new Route( "Profile/{query}", new RouteValueDictionary() { {"query",string.Empty} }, new GenericRouteHandler("~/ProfileHttpHandler.ashx") )); A GenericRouteHandler loo...
I'm using URL routing (with WebForms) in the following format: http://host/project/{projectid}/{pageName} Another option is that the user is refering to a subapplication: http://host/project/{projectid}/{application}/{pageName} The subapplication isn't a new web application, simply a virtual directory. My subapplication does have...
Hey. So I have a Rails app that's getting deployed to a production machine that serves it via Apache/Passenger to two subURIs. /app /app_2 both the above subURIs are running the same codebase. It's just two symlinks to the public dir that are both pointed to via Passenger by: RailsBaseURI "/app" RailsBaseURI "/app_2" Now, imma big ...
I'm using jquery lightbox for image gallery. Url to the button image is '../../Content/Lightbox/lightbox-btn-next.gif' That work fine if my url is 'localhost/Something1/Somtehing2' If I use another route like 'localhost/Something1/Something2/Something3' then url to button images is incorrect. Can I use Url.Action() inside .js files? T...
I am trying to send the route values to a method but I cant seem to figure this out. Here is my code <% string s = "cool"; object d = new { s = "1" }; %> <%= Html.ActionLink("Home", "Index", d, "ql")%> The following code produces a url like this http://localhost:49450/?s=1 the url should be like this http://localho...
First of all, I've seen this: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/589669/how-to-redirect-different-sub-domain-requests-to-different-servers But my problem is different. I have a platform where a user can create a new website using a submdomain. There will be thousands of these, eg abc.mydomain.com, def.mydomain.com . Hopefully if we ar...
This is a ASP.NET MVC beginner question (I'm in phase of developing NerdDinner)... I have assignment to create ASP.NET MVC cms (with its own design) and portal (also with its own design) that will display data that's being handled by CMS. I was wondering if I will have to make two individual projects in Visual Studio or I will have to us...
Thus far working with asp.net webforms was very easy .... But never implemented URL Routing in webforms... I know asp.net MVC Handles URL Routing pretty well... How to get started with URL Routing in an asp.net webform application? For EX: Say http://www.mydomain.com/Forms/Category.aspx i want it to be like http://www.mydomain.com/Fo...