urlManager https|http .com|.local

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1

Hi. I want to prepare rule for subdomain and get it equal for https|http и and for local|remote domain

I started from


'urlManager'=>array(

            'urlFormat'=>'path',

            'showScriptName' => false,

            'rules'=>array(

                "http://subdomain.domain.local"=>'controllerName',

All is OK

After that


'urlManager'=>array(

            'urlFormat'=>'path',

            'showScriptName' => false,

            'rules'=>array(

                "http://subdomain.domain.local"=>'controllerName',

                "http://subdomain.domain.com"=>'controllerName',

                "https://subdomain.domain.local"=>'controllerName',

                "https://subdomain.domain.com"=>'controllerName',

OK

Now i try to get the same result, but it doesn’t work :(


        'urlManager'=>array(

            'urlFormat'=>'path',

            'showScriptName' => false,

            'rules'=>array(

                "<protocol:http|https>://subdomain.domain.<zone:local|com>"=>'controllerName',
2

I guess Yii is determining whether rule is relative or whole url by checking for http:// prefix in rule definition. So your rule breaks this function. try two rules:




"http://subdomain.domain.<zone:local|com>"=>'controllerName',

"https://subdomain.domain.<zone:local|com>"=>'controllerName',

you can also use extended syntax for rule definition and provide defaultParams with ‘protocol’=>‘http’ and so on if you need this param.

3

Look at code for CUrlRule (CUrlManager.php line 667):


$this->hasHostInfo=!strncasecmp($pattern,'http://',7) || !strncasecmp($pattern,'https://',<img src='http://www.yiiframework.com/forum/public/style_emoticons/default/cool.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='8)' />;

This is I was talking about

4

Thank you!!!

5

Now i try to url manage subdomain to module




"http://module.domain.<zone:local|com>"=>'module',

"https://module.domain.<zone:local|com>"=>'module',

Works correctly

But if i only put this




"http://module.domain.<zone:local|com>/<controller:\w+>/<action:\w+>"=>'module',

"https://module.domain.<zone:local|com>/<controller:\w+>/<action:\w+>"=>'module',

It works wrong, works like


=>'site/index',

So




"http://module.domain.<zone:local|com>/<controller:\w+>/<action:\w+>"=>'module/<controller>/<action>',

"https://module.domain.<zone:local|com>/<controller:\w+>/<action:\w+>"=>'module/<controller>/<action>',

doesn’t work to

What is wrong?

6

this one should work… what is the result? is there any error message? check in application log also…

7

I’ve solved this problem

redguy, Thanks for your help and attention

8

It doesn’t work again :(

.htaccess


### Autogenerated directives. Please, DON'T EDIT! ###

### Directives added by user ###


RewriteEngine on


# if a directory or a file exists, use it directly

RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f

RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d


# otherwise forward it to index.php

#RewriteRule ^activate\.php$ /?r=activate [QSA]

RewriteRule . index.php

/config/main.php


                'http://module.domain.<zone:local|com>'=>'module',

                'https://module.domain.<zone:local|com>'=>'module',

/controllers/SiteController.php


class SiteController extends Controller

{

	public function actionIndex()

	{

        echo "SiteController";

	}

	

	public function actionError()

	{

	    if($error=Yii::app()->errorHandler->error)

	    {

	    	if(Yii::app()->request->isAjaxRequest)

	    		echo $error['message'];

	    	else

	        	$this->render('error', $error);

	    }

	}	

}

/modules/module/controllers/DefaultController.php


class DefaultController extends Controller

{

	public function actionIndex()

	{

		echo "Module DefaultController Index";

	}

}

/modules/module/controllers/SecondController.php


class SecondController extends Controller

{

	public function actionIndex()

	{

		echo "Module SecondController Index";

	}

}

Brows to: http://module.domain.local

Get: Module DefaultController Index

Brows to: http://module.domain.local/second

Get: [color="#FF0000"]Error 404 Unable to resolve the request "second".[/color]

appliacation.log


2012/05/25 12:57:53 [trace] [system.CModule] Loading "log" application component

2012/05/25 12:57:53 [trace] [system.CModule] Loading "request" application component

2012/05/25 12:57:53 [trace] [system.CModule] Loading "urlManager" application component

2012/05/25 12:57:53 [trace] [system.CModule] Loading "coreMessages" application component

2012/05/25 12:57:53 [error] [exception.CHttpException.404] exception 'CHttpException' with message 'Unable to resolve the request "second".' in Y:\home\domain.local\www\framework\web\CWebApplication.php:280

Stack trace:

#0 Y:\home\domain.local\www\framework\web\CWebApplication.php(135): CWebApplication->runController('second')

#1 Y:\home\domain.local\www\framework\base\CApplication.php(162): CWebApplication->processRequest()

#2 Y:\home\domain.local\www\index.php(24): CApplication->run()

#3 {main}

REQUEST_URI=/second

---

2012/05/25 12:57:53 [trace] [system.CModule] Loading "errorHandler" application component

2012/05/25 12:57:53 [trace] [system.CModule] Loading "widgetFactory" application component

2012/05/25 12:57:53 [trace] [system.CModule] Loading "user" application component

2012/05/25 12:57:53 [trace] [system.CModule] Loading "session" application component

2012/05/25 12:57:53 [trace] [system.CModule] Loading "clientScript" application component

OK.

Now let’s change rules

/config/main.php


                'http://module.domain.<zone:local|com>/<controller:\w+>'=>'module/<controller>',

                'https://module.domain.<zone:local|com>/<controller:\w+>'=>'module/<controller>',

Brows to: http://module.domain.local

Get: [color="#FF0000"]SiteController[/color] without any errors in application.log

Brows to: http://module.domain.local/second

Get: Module SecondController Index.

Let’s change rules again

/config/main.php


                'http://module.domain.<zone:local|com>/<controller:\w+>/<action:\w+>'=>'module/<controller>/<action>',

                'https://module.domain.<zone:local|com>/<controller:\w+>/<action:\w+>'=>'module/<controller>/<action>',

Brows to: http://module.domain.local

Get: [color="#FF0000"]SiteController[/color] without any errors in application.log

Brows to: http://module.domain.local/second

Get: [color="#FF0000"]Error 404 Unable to resolve the request "second".[/color]

appliacation.log


2012/05/25 12:57:53 [trace] [system.CModule] Loading "log" application component

2012/05/25 12:57:53 [trace] [system.CModule] Loading "request" application component

2012/05/25 12:57:53 [trace] [system.CModule] Loading "urlManager" application component

2012/05/25 12:57:53 [trace] [system.CModule] Loading "coreMessages" application component

2012/05/25 12:57:53 [error] [exception.CHttpException.404] exception 'CHttpException' with message 'Unable to resolve the request "second".' in Y:\home\domain.local\www\framework\web\CWebApplication.php:280

Stack trace:

#0 Y:\home\domain.local\www\framework\web\CWebApplication.php(135): CWebApplication->runController('second')

#1 Y:\home\domain.local\www\framework\base\CApplication.php(162): CWebApplication->processRequest()

#2 Y:\home\domain.local\www\index.php(24): CApplication->run()

#3 {main}

REQUEST_URI=/second

---

2012/05/25 12:57:53 [trace] [system.CModule] Loading "errorHandler" application component

2012/05/25 12:57:53 [trace] [system.CModule] Loading "widgetFactory" application component

2012/05/25 12:57:53 [trace] [system.CModule] Loading "user" application component

2012/05/25 12:57:53 [trace] [system.CModule] Loading "session" application component

2012/05/25 12:57:53 [trace] [system.CModule] Loading "clientScript" application component

So I cant understand, what should I put in rules to get

http(s)://domain.com

http(s)://domain.com/contriller

http(s)://domain.com/contriller/action

http(s)://module.domain.com

http(s)://module.domain.com/contriller

http(s)://module.domain.com/contriller/action

browsable

Please help!

9

rules must match url in whole or it will not be used. If you want to use default controllers/actions you have to provide rules that match all cases:




'http://module.domain.<zone:local|com>/<controller:\w+>/<action:\w+>'=>'/module/<controller>/<action>',

'http://module.domain.<zone:local|com>/<controller:\w+>'=>'/module/<controller>',

'http://module.domain.<zone:local|com>'=>'/module',

I think this can be a solution, but I am not sure if this will work when you specify shorter routes (/module instead of /module/default/index). You can point to default controllers/actions but it will complicate configuration when you use non-standard default controllers/actions (other than DefaultController and index action)…

10

Thank you for answer!!!

I’ll try