ldkafka
(Luci)
1
Hi,
I am trying to set up a route which looks like url: acme.com/+username, where ‘username’ gets passed as a get variable to a controller action.
I have tried several syntax options and I cannot get the ‘+’ sign to work (it works with regular chars instead). For example:
…
‘+<username:.+>’ => ‘user/name’, - not working
‘\+<username:.+>’ => ‘user/name’, - not working
‘x<username:.+>’ => ‘user/name’, - working
How can I get ‘+username’ routed?
Thank you.
try this add w+
'customer/<controller:\w+>/<action:\w+>'=>'customer/<controller>/<action>',
ldkafka
(Luci)
3
Actually, I just figured it out.
The ‘+’ sign in an url gets translated to a ‘space’ (as a raw url encode), so the request never comes in containing the ‘+’ sign, but a space instead 
you can create the url like…?
localhost/test/site/index/+id=1
ldkafka
(Luci)
5
Yes… you can, and it is valid. It just gets translated as "localhost/test/site/index/ id=1" (notice the space before id).