CUrlManager rules problem

Yii 1.1 General Discussion
1

Hi everyone,

I have got the following problem with CUrlManager.

I defined several rules i.e.:


'einsaetze/<year:\d+>' => 'einsaetze/liste',

'einsaetze' => 'einsaetze/liste',

The prolem is that calling example.com/einsaetze will throw an exception (default action not found).

Some tracing and debugging brought me to CUrlManager’s method parseUrl:




  public function parseUrl($request)

294   {

295     if($this->getUrlFormat()===self::PATH_FORMAT)

296     {

297       $rawPathInfo=urldecode($request->getPathInfo());

298       $pathInfo=$this->removeUrlSuffix($rawPathInfo,$this->urlSuffix);

299       foreach($this->_rules as $rule)

300       {

301         if(($r=$rule->parseUrl($this,$request,$pathInfo,$rawPathInfo))!==false)

302           return isset($_GET[$this->routeVar]) ? $_GET[$this->routeVar] : $r;

303       }

As you can see, parseUrl returns always the request var if it is set:

return isset($_GET[$this->routeVar]) ? $_GET[$this->routeVar] : $r;

I don’t get the sense behind these lines, is there a fault somewhere else?

Thanks,

Daniel

2

double posting

3

Post full error message with backtrace please.

Did you configured the url-manager correct? For example $urlFormat must be "path" for your posted rules.

4 

 'urlManager' => array(

 39       'class' => 'CUrlManager',

 40       'urlFormat' => 'path',

 41       'showScriptName' => false,

 42       'rules' => array(

 43         '/' => 'neuigkeiten/liste',

 44         '/neuigkeiten' => 'neuigkeiten/liste',

 45         '/inhalt/seite/<seite:(.*)>' => 'inhalt/seite',

 46         '/einsaetze/<year:\d+>' => 'einsaetze/liste',

 47         '/einsaetze' => 'einsaetze/liste',

 48       ),

 49     ),

Calling "http://www.example.com/einsaetze/2009":

(The first three rules work as expected.)

5

As no one seems to know an answer, I’d like to ask a yii core developer to explain this behavior.

Why does CUrlManager return always the request path (i.e. /einsaetze) if the get parameter is still set - no matter if it was resolved properly?

// Edit: I “fixed” it now by overloading it. In my opinion, if this is not a bug (and if I didn’t overseen something), this behavior is not senseful.

6

Never mind. My .htaccess set $_GET[‘r’] to the request string >:(

Thanks to everyone who read this topic ;D