Yii Unable To Resolve The Request

Yii 1.1 General Discussion
1

I have finally finished my first major Yii application and decided to deploy to the server to test.

I deployed to shared hosting which is usually linux servers. When trying to test the server tells me "Unable to resolve the request".

I developed on windows using controllers named as:

MyLogonController

My URL’s would be something like:

mylogoncontroller/login

Turns out linux is case sensitive when it comes to this. When changing my URL’s to: MyLogonController/login, it works.

Is there a solution to this problem within the Yii framework? If not what can I do to overcome this? It is a Yii naming standard to name controllers as such, but then it does not work on linux which is what all hostings companies use?

2

You introduced me to a future problem that I was luckily unaware of.

Found something here

Perhaps there is a better solution.

3

I don’t think that will work. In that solution the .htaccess file is chaning everything to lowercase.

The controller names in Yii are CamelCaseController names and all URL’s are already in lowercase.

4

This has been discussed before.

http://www.yiiframework.com/forum/index.php/topic/651-controller-file-name-case-sensitive/

In CUrlManager you can set caseSensitive to false if you like.

5

Thanks, but that did not fix the problem.

This is what I have:




'urlManager'=>array(

		'urlFormat'=>'path',

                'caseSensitive'=>'false',

		'rules'=>array(

		'<controller:\w+>/<id:\d+>'=>'<controller>/view',

		'<controller:\w+>/<action:\w+>/<id:\d+>'=>'<controller>/<action>',

		'<controller:\w+>/<action:\w+>'=>'<controller>/<action>',

		),

),

This is what the docs say:




	public $caseSensitive=true;

/**

* @var boolean whether the GET parameter values should match the corresponding

* sub-patterns in a rule before using it to create a URL. Defaults to false, meaning

* a rule will be used for creating a URL only if its route and parameter names match the given ones.

* If this property is set true, then the given parameter values must also match the corresponding

* parameter sub-patterns. Note that setting this property to true will degrade performance.

* @since 1.1.0

*/