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Setting url suffix - groovebird - 07-04-2022
Hi,
in CI3 we could use url_suffix in the config. Where is this option in CI4?
RE: Setting url suffix - kenjis - 07-04-2022
CI4 does not have the option.
RE: Setting url suffix - kenjis - 07-04-2022
By the way, why do you need it?
RE: Setting url suffix - groovebird - 07-20-2022
(07-04-2022, 05:41 PM)kenjis Wrote: By the way, why do you need it?
My Urls have the .html suffix and now it is missing, beacause CI3 generated it. In routes definiton now i have to add .html suffix in order to work
RE: Setting url suffix - kenjis - 07-20-2022
Thank you.
One solution:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/62024048/codeigniter-4-how-to-route-with-php-suffix-without-using-it-as-default
Or you could customize Router to support url suffix.
RE: Setting url suffix - groovebird - 07-20-2022
(07-20-2022, 02:40 PM)kenjis Wrote: Or you could customize Router to support url suffix.
Is there any documentation how to customize the router or can you give me a tip please?
RE: Setting url suffix - kenjis - 07-20-2022
See Creating Core System Classes — CodeIgniter 4.2.1 documentation
https://codeigniter4.github.io/CodeIgniter4/extending/core_classes.html
RE: Setting url suffix - codegrunt - 09-13-2022
This is a kludge of course (Codeigniter 4 should support this natively in my opinion) but you can do something like this. The regular expression addition strips off any .html extension before continuing on processing the route. This allows requests to work with or without ".html" as the file extension present in the original request.
./system/Router/Router.php
Line 173:
// Decode URL-encoded string
$uri = urldecode($uri);
// kludge to work around .html extension on existing links
$uri = preg_replace('/(.*)\.html(\?.*)?$/','\1\2',$uri);