URI routing regexp |
Hi there.
Well I've been enjoying CI for a few years now but I still havent got the hang of using regexp in my URI routing in routes.php I was hoping for a bit of help if possible. I am trying to route all requests for URI's that contain another URL. For example: http://mysite.com/http://www.google.com http://mysite.com/www.google.com http://mysite.com/google.com the $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] would be like: /http://www.google.com I was using: $route['^(http.*|www.*)'] but this doesn't catch the 3rd example I'm wondering if I should either use one of those very long regexp's that look for a valid url and allow for the proceeding forward slash. Another idea was to look for a period ('.'), But I didnt want http://mysite.com/file.txt to match. If anyone could help with this expression I really would be very grateful. I could even send a few dollars. I've been trying to fix this for days (and nights) -Tim
I posted a couple of links for you on your stack overflow question that 'might' help (although probably not TBH). May I ask why you are trying to deal with such horrible urls? Could you not format the urls to be a bit more useable in some way or are you not in control of them. (Like http://mysite.com/url/google.com)
Hi there.
Thanks for your reply and the links you posted on stack overflow. Yes, it does seem pretty horrible. The uri http://mysite.com/www.another site.com is entered by a user into the browser address bar so i cant really change that. my challenge is how to recognize that a user is adding another url onto the end of my url, regardless of whether they include the http, www, etc. |
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