print_r($_GET);
Array
(
[console] => games
[pc] => action
)
I think it might be possible to extract something like this using a regex pattern or you could use some array functions to restructure the GET request.
Array
(
[0] => console
[1] => games
[2] => pc
[3] => action
)
Don’t know if this can be done better, but maybe somebody will have time to think about it more. Maybe it can also be more optimized.
Here is my solution.
I’ve extended the CUrlManager and CUrlRule.
class BUrlManager extends CUrlManager {
/**
* Creates a URL rule instance.
* The default implementation returns a CUrlRule object.
* @param string the pattern part of the rule
* @param mixed the route part of the rule. This could be a string or an array
* @return BUrlRule the URL rule instance
* @see CUrlManager::createUrlRule
*/
protected function createUrlRule($route,$pattern)
{
return new BUrlRule($route,$pattern);
}
}
class BUrlRule extends CUrlRule {
public $noEscape;
public function __construct($route,$pattern) {
if(is_array($route))
{
if(isset($route['noEscape']))
$this->noEscape=$route['noEscape'];
}
parent::__construct($route, $pattern);
}
/**
* Creates a URL based on this rule.
* @param CUrlManager the manager
* @param string the route
* @param array list of parameters
* @param string the token separating name-value pairs in the URL.
* @return string the constructed URL
*/
public function createUrl($manager,$route,$params,$ampersand)
{
if (is_array($this->noEscape)) {
$replaceSequance = uniqid(__CLASS__,true);
foreach ($this->noEscape as $p=>$ne){
if (isset($params[$p]) && $ne) {
$params[$p] = strtr($params[$p], array($ne=>trim(base64_encode($replaceSequance.$ne), '=')));
} else {
unset($this->noEscape[$p]);
}
}
$url = parent::createUrl($manager, $route, $params, $ampersand);
foreach ($this->noEscape as $p=>$ne){
$url = strtr($url, array(trim(base64_encode($replaceSequance.$ne), '=')=>$ne));
}
} else {
$url = parent::createUrl($manager, $route, $params, $ampersand);
}
return $url;
}
}
The "noEscape" index in the rule array must always be an array. The key is the parameter that needs the special treatment and the value is the text that needs to be escaped.
Of course this can be modified to accept multiple values to be escaped. I will modify it upon request
I’m not really sure if this is expected. Usually only the query part should get escaped right? Means if you have an uri like ‘/?foo=bar/baz’, then the ‘/’ should get escaped. But in an actual path (/foo/bar/baz?foo=bar), the ‘/’ should not get escaped.
after calling createUrl, you could urldecode it I guess?