[schmunk]

Hi guys,

is it possible to rewrite a URL with array parameters like:

/frontend/index?Project[product_id]=2

to

/frontend/product/2

I had no luck with:

'/frontend/product/<Project[product_id]:\d+>'=>'frontend/index',

Can CUrlManager do this?


Best regards,
schmunk

[Vince.]

I think that's because [] are reserved chars in the regex. Try escaping them with \[ \]

[schmunk]

Hi Vince,

'frontend/<Project\[client_id\]:\d+>'=>'frontend/index',

thanks, but then this error occurs:

PHP Error

Description

urlencode() expects parameter 1 to be string, array given

Source File

/Users/tobias/Webserver/NetBeans/hk-2010/lib/yii/web/CUrlManager.php(630)

00618: 
00619:         if($manager->matchValue && $this->matchValue===null || $this->matchValue)
00620:         {
00621:             foreach($this->params as $key=>$value)
00622:             {
00623:                 if(!preg_match('/'.$value.'/'.$case,$params[$key]))
00624:                     return false;
00625:             }
00626:         }
00627: 
00628:         foreach($this->params as $key=>$value)
00629:         {
00630:             $tr["<$key>"]=urlencode($params[$key]);
00631:             unset($params[$key]);
00632:         }
00633: 
00634:         $suffix=$this->urlSuffix===null ? $manager->urlSuffix : $this->urlSuffix;
00635: 
00636:         $url=strtr($this->template,$tr);
00637:         if(empty($params))
00638:             return $url!=='' ? $url.$suffix : $url;
00639: 
00640:         if($this->append)
00641:             $url.='/'.$manager->createPathInfo($params,'/','/').$suffix;
00642:         else

I also had this problem with another piece of code.
It's definitely a problem that you'll never have a "real" array within URL params, but PHP parses them into arrays.


Best regards,
schmunk

[schmunk]

Wontfix
http://code.google.c.../detail?id=1181

[schmunk]

Ok, to complete this, that's my solution:

   public function beforeAction($action){
        foreach($_GET AS $key => $value) {
            $modelName = strstr($key,"_",true);
            switch ($modelName) {
                case 'Project';
                    $_GET[$modelName][substr(str_replace($modelName, "", $key),1)] = $value;
                    break;
            }            
        }
        return true;
    }

Looks for a certain prefix and parses it into $_GET.