Route regex error: Cannot assemble. Too few arguments?

[monk.e.boy]

Hi,

  I have a route that works on my windows dev machine (php5.3) yet on our server (linux php5.2) it fails with the error 'Cannot assemble. Too few arguments?'

  Here is the route:

routes.ppt.type                            = "Zend_Controller_Router_Route_Regex"
routes.ppt.route                           = "([a-z-/]*)/-p/(.*)"
routes.ppt.defaults.module                 = "default"
routes.ppt.defaults.controller             = "search"
routes.ppt.defaults.action                 = "ppt"
routes.ppt.map.1                           = 'loc'  ; regex match 1 is pushed into this variable
routes.ppt.map.2                           = 'ppt'  ; regex match 2 is pushed into this variable
routes.ppt.reverse                         = "%s/-p/%s"

it looks for an SEO URL which has a bunch of key phrases in it:

http://example.com/clever/seo/words/here/-p/id

when I construct the route:

echo $this->view->url(array(
  'controller'    => 'search',
  'action'        => 'ppt',
  'ppt' => '45',
  'loc' => 'clever/seo/words/here'
  ),
  'ppt',
  true,
  false   // <-- don't escape the /s
);

Any ideas?

monk.e.boy

[Razorblade]

Hi,
for me worked perfectly, but I used the resource router in application.ini ( did you? ) and also you dont need to repeat the default module/controller/action in the view helper

application.ini

resources.router.routes.ppt.type = "Zend_Controller_Router_Route_Regex"
resources.router.routes.ppt.route = "([a-z-/]*)/-p/(.*)"
resources.router.routes.ppt.defaults.module = "default"
resources.router.routes.ppt.defaults.controller = "search"
resources.router.routes.ppt.defaults.action = "ppt"
resources.router.routes.ppt.map.1 = 'loc';
resources.router.routes.ppt.map.2 = 'ppt';
resources.router.routes.ppt.reverse = "%s/-p/%s"

In a view script

<?php echo "<a href='" . $this->url( array( 'ppt' => 10, 'loc' => 'clever/seo/words/here' ), 'ppt', true, false ) . "' >link";?>

Hope this help

Bye

[monk.e.boy]

Thank you for the reply :)

After some google fu I found : http://files.zend.com/help/Zend-Framework/zend.controller.router.html 

which says:

routes.archive.type = "Zend_Controller_Router_Route_Regex"
routes.archive.route = "archive/(\d+)"
routes.archive.defaults.controller = "archive"
routes.archive.defaults.action = "show"
routes.archive.map.1 = "year"
; OR: routes.archive.map.year = 1

so on a whim I tried the other way of defining the route regex map:

routes.ppt.type                            = "Zend_Controller_Router_Route_Regex"
routes.ppt.route                           = "([a-z-/]*)/-p/(.*)"
routes.ppt.defaults.module                 = "default"
routes.ppt.defaults.controller             = "search"
routes.ppt.defaults.action                 = "ppt"
;
;
routes.ppt.map.loc                           = 1  ; regex match 1 is pushed into this variable
routes.ppt.map.ppt                           = 2  ; regex match 2 is pushed into this variable
;
;
routes.ppt.reverse                         = "%s/-p/%s"

and now it works on both servers.

Something weird is happening in

Zend_Controller_Router_Route_Regex :: _getMappedValues

for the first example. I have no idea how to write a coherent bug report for this...?  Maybe the $_map is not being populated correctly? I don't have a debugger set up on the remote server so I can't check.

monk.e.boy

[weierophinney]

-- monk.e.boy <[hidden email]> wrote
(on Wednesday, 20 July 2011, 07:56 AM -0700):

> routes.ppt.map.loc                           = 1  ; regex match 1 is pushed
> into this variable
> routes.ppt.map.ppt                           = 2  ; regex match 2 is pushed
> into this variable
> ;
> ;
> routes.ppt.reverse                         = "%s/-p/%s"
>
> and now it works on both servers.
>
> Something weird is happening in
>
> Zend_Controller_Router_Route_Regex :: _getMappedValues
>
> for the first example. I have no idea how to write a coherent bug report for
> this...?  Maybe the $_map is not being populated correctly? I don't have a
> debugger set up on the remote server so I can't check.

From following the thread, it almost looks like the Windows and Linux
implementations of parse_ini_* are differing in how they handle numeric
keys. Which versions worked on which architectures?

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[Jawad Stouli]

Hello everyone,

I have a small problem while trying to use a route with an optional
parameter with an empty default value.
My router is configured via an XML file.

In my bootstrap, I have the following code:
             $frontController = Zend_Controller_Front::getInstance();
             $frontController->getRouter()->addConfig(
                 new Zend_Config_Xml($routesFile)
             );

My routes are correctly loaded and everything seems to work fine. Yet, I
have a problem when trying to use a route that has a parameter with an
empty default value.

My route:
<account_lost_password type="Zend_Controller_Router_Route">
<route>/lostpassword/:email</route>
<defaults>
<module>account</module>
<controller>connect</controller>
<action>lostpassword</action>
<email></email>
</defaults>
</account_lost_password>

This doesn't work, I always get an empty email parameter with
_request->getParam("email") when going to /lostpassword and to
/lostpassword/[hidden email]

The following route works as expected:
<account_lost_password type="Zend_Controller_Router_Route">
<route>/lostpassword/:email</route>
<defaults>
<module>account</module>
<controller>connect</controller>
<action>lostpassword</action>
<email>noemail</email>
</defaults>
</account_lost_password>

I get noemail if I go to /lostpassword and I get the correct email if I
go to /lostpassword/[hidden email]

Any ideas ?

Best,
Jawad

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[monk.e.boy]

routes.ppt.map.1                           = 'loc'  ; regex match 1 is pushed into this variable
routes.ppt.map.2                           = 'ppt'  ; regex match 2 is pushed into this variable

Works on Windows XP PHP5.3 and ZF 1.11.1. Fails on Linux **PHP5.2** ZF 1.11.11


routes.ppt.map.loc                           = 1  ; regex match 1 is pushed into this variable
routes.ppt.map.ppt                           = 2  ; regex match 2 is pushed into this variable

Works on both.

Hope that helps :)

monk.e.boy

[weierophinney]

-- monk.e.boy <[hidden email]> wrote
(on Thursday, 21 July 2011, 03:39 AM -0700):

> routes.ppt.map.1                           = 'loc'  ; regex match 1 is pushed
> into this variable
> routes.ppt.map.2                           = 'ppt'  ; regex match 2 is
> pushed into this variable
>
> Works on Windows XP PHP5.3 and ZF 1.11.1. Fails on Linux **PHP5.2** ZF
> 1.11.11
>
> routes.ppt.map.loc                           = 1  ; regex match 1 is pushed
> into this variable
> routes.ppt.map.ppt                           = 2  ; regex match 2 is pushed
> into this variable
>
> Works on both.
>
> Hope that helps :)

Slightly -- now I'm not sure if it's an OS or PHP version issue. :)

However, knowing that the latter notation works on both, I think the
appropriate path forward is to add a note to the documentation
indicating that that's the only portable way to write the configuration.
Could you open an issue for this and assign me to it, please?

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