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Question on URI Query Strings - El Forum - 11-06-2008
[eluser]jamie young[/eluser]
If I understand correctly, by default CI has query strings disabled by default, preferring you to use something like http://domain.com/class/function/id. If I want to use something like http://domain.com/class?product=2 I would need to set enable_query_strings to TRUE in config.php and do something like http://domain.com/index.php/c=class&m=method&product=2.
I have noticed you can get around this if you have 2 query strings in your URL though.
Example. If I do http://domain.com/login?.done=http://google.com I get a 404, page not found, however if I do http://domain.com/login?.done=http://google.com&a the page displays properly and if I dump out $_REQUEST it will show _done and a.
Is this a feature I have not read about? or should that not be working w/out enable_query_strings set to TRUE?
Question on URI Query Strings - El Forum - 11-06-2008
[eluser]drewbee[/eluser]
Hmm. I cannot replicate this.
Question on URI Query Strings - El Forum - 11-06-2008
[eluser]jamie young[/eluser]
To reproduce, take a fresh install of 1.7.0 and go here
http://localhost/CodeIgniter_1.7.0/index.php/welcome?a
you will get 404, at least I do
then try
http://localhost/CodeIgniter_1.7.0/index.php/welcome?a&b
You will get the welcome page
Question on URI Query Strings - El Forum - 11-06-2008
[eluser]sophistry[/eluser]
i assume that you mean "query contains two GET variables" not "2 query strings in your URL"
i can see what you are talking about... 1st URL triggers 404, but second doesn't and the REQUEST superglobal holds two keys.
_done (yes, _done with an underscore and not a dot - bizarre)
and
a.
query strings are FALSE and the URL populates _REQUEST, but not _GET ...
could this be related to the mysterious and intermittent "dots turn into underscores" problem?
Question on URI Query Strings - El Forum - 11-06-2008
[eluser]jamie young[/eluser]
I don't mind the . turning into an _, I can deal with that, I just need to understand why 2 variables passed in the URL work but one variable only triggers the 404.
Ideally, I want to use domain.com/login?.done=url. I don't need a 2nd variable just so the page will not show a 404.
Question on URI Query Strings - El Forum - 11-06-2008
[eluser]sophistry[/eluser]
i'd suggest posting this in the bug forum with some sample code.