Can you point to any other web framework that allows reverse mapping
path_info into query_string?
I am not aware of other frameworks that allow this. I would like to see
what syntax they use.
Massimo
On Sunday, 31 July 2016 09:53:28 UTC-5, Carlos Cesar Caballero wrote:
>
> Many thanks for your answer Massimo.
>
> I hope that you accept my next words as a constructive criticism.
>
> Because of "little things" like this, so many developers do not like
> web2py, the router should be completly independent from the app code, so
> any changes on the router will not affect the app code, right now I will
> need to build my app using a different framework.
>
> Of course I will continue using web2py, but will be great if I could use
> it without problems when my applications demands more exigent use cases. Of
> course, the most of the people do not think like me and begin to use
> another framework that works either with small and complicated
> applications, thats why they don't like and don't use web2py, not because
> they are "purists"
>
> Greetings.
>
> El domingo, 31 de julio de 2016, 2:39:17 (UTC-4), Massimo Di Pierro
> escribió:
>>
>> This is a limitation with routes out. The left hand side cannot contain
>> "?" and vars.
>> You can maps path_info into request.vars in the way but not the vice
>> versa in the way out. You have to put the language in the args and the do
>> the remapping on the way out.
>>
>> On Friday, 29 July 2016 23:12:07 UTC-5, Carlos Cesar Caballero wrote:
>>>
>>> Hi everyone, again with problems with the router here, I have this rule
>>> in routes_in, and is working pefectly:
>>>
>>> ('/$lang/$country/$state/$city(?P<any>.*)',
>>> '/{app}/city/view\g<any>?lang=$lang&country=$country&state=$state&city=$city'.format(app=app))
>>>
>>> This maps the url and I can use the language, the country, the city and
>>> the state as variables in my controller, the problem is with the routes_out:
>>>
>>> (
>>> '/{app}/city/view(?P<any>.*)?lang=$lang&country=$country&state=$state&city=$city'.format(app=app),
>>>
>>> '/$lang/$country/$state/$city\g<any>')
>>>
>>> Always that I put something like ?lang=lang in routes_out it breaks,
>>> gives no error, but the rule don't work.
>>>
>>> I am having other problem, and is with the url vars position, web2py
>>> uses a dictionary in some step and don't keep the url vars order (even if I
>>> use a orderedDict in the URL() vars argument). I have used the Yii2
>>> framework router and it don't care about the url vars order. We have, or
>>> can we have something similar with web2py?
>>>
>>> Greetings.
>>>
>>>
>>> El jueves, 7 de julio de 2016, 8:50:46 (UTC-4), Carlos Cesar Caballero
>>> escribió:
>>>>
>>>> Hi, I need some starting point to implement the URL based
>>>> internationalization using the pattern based router, I really need to use
>>>> the router, but there is so little documentation...
>>>>
>>>> I am clonning our yii2 cms base application (supporting right now sites
>>>> like http://santiagohermes.com http://anniaalonso.com,
>>>> http://alborarquitectos.com and http://casamabehostal.com) and it is
>>>> almost done (you can look working in http://daxslab.com/) but I need
>>>> to add some functionalities with the router before sharing it to everyone.
>>>>
>>>> Greetings.
>>>>
>>>
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