Suppose I have these route definitions in Config/Routes.php:
PHP Code:
$routes->setAutoRoute(true);
/**
* --------------------------------------------------------------------
* Route Definitions
* --------------------------------------------------------------------
*/
// We get a performance increase by specifying the default
// route since we don't have to scan directories.
$routes->get('/', 'Home::index');
$routes->addRedirect('OldStuff/PHP/API/Synchronization.php', 'Apps/NewStuff/synchronize');
The old stuff does not exist anymore (none of it) but is coming from an old implementation of the website. Now, if somebody is entering in the browser
Code:
http://www.mysite.com/OldStuff/PHP/API/Synchronization.php
this leads to a PHP error when throwing an exception in CodeIgniter. So, two errors at once!
Reason:
Router::checkRoutes is checking if the uri (OldStuff/PHP/API/Synchronization.php) can be found in the existing routes. This is obviously the case because the regular expression
PHP Code:
preg_match('#^' . $key . '$#', $uri, $matches)
is true. And this is also the purpose.
If this is true the next statement checks if it is a redirection. Also this is true. Then, a RedirectException is thrown. Why is the exception thrown at all?
Unfortunately, the RedirectException is also called with the wrong parameters and therefore a PHP error occurs.
PHP Code:
throw new RedirectException(key($val), $this->collection->getRedirectCode($key));
$val is a simple value and not an array!
Anyway, the problem is: how do I do redirections in Config/Routes.php if not as shown?
