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RegEx driving me mad - El Forum - 06-08-2011
[eluser]Y0shi[/eluser]
Hello guys,
I have some problems with the RegEx from the routes files. I think it should be simple but I cant manage to get it working...
I've a table called _seo where everything belonging to uris is stored. For example my user can edit a page like /article/showarticle/1 to /homesite and it will be displayed. But now, since a new feature should be, I need a regex which still proceeds the parameters to the controllers. In other words:
I want to implement a feature which allows multible sites like:
/article/showarticle/1/1
/article/showarticle/1/2
/article/showarticle/1/3
... and so on
That should be:
/homesite/1
/homesite/2
/homesite/3
Is there a very general RegEx a solution for this problem?
Thanks for your help in advance.
Regards.
RegEx driving me mad - El Forum - 06-08-2011
[eluser]Seb[/eluser]
Hello,
Take a look at http://ellislab.com/codeigniter/user-guide/general/routing.html.
You can try something like
Code:
$route['homesite/(\d+)'] = "article/showarticle/1/$1";RegEx driving me mad - El Forum - 06-08-2011
[eluser]Y0shi[/eluser]
Thanks! Yeah that's what I know too, but my routes are dynamicly loaded. So I need a general term for anything/attributes -> controller/attributes
RegEx driving me mad - El Forum - 06-08-2011
[eluser]Seb[/eluser]
Well what about
Code:
$route['([a-z]+)/(\d+)'] = "article/showarticle/$1/$2";But do you mean you load and populate your routes from a database for every request ?
RegEx driving me mad - El Forum - 06-08-2011
[eluser]Y0shi[/eluser]
I'll give it a try
Yeah I do so ... needed to make user routes happen :/