> You have to be more specific, Matthew. Give me some examples of URLs and
> defined routes which in your opinion should match but they don't. And
> tell me your PHP version and your webserver name and version.
PHP 5.1.1 running as a module on Apache 2.0.52, and if it helps, OS X 10.3
Server. ;-) It's a development server--I haven't had time to update them
recently ("recently" being used very loosely), but both should work fine.
Some URLs that don't work:
http://www.example.com/news/create (default route)
http://www.example.com/news/update/id/1 (default route)
http://www.example.com/news/1 (custom route)
http://www.example.com/news/update/1 (custom route)
In other words, any...
The first two work fine (as I would expect) when I comment out the
RewriteRouter stuff, including setRouter(). Code used to add the last two
items:
$router->addRoute(
"News view",
"news/:id",
array(
"controller" => "news",
"action" => "view",
"id" => NULL
),
array("id", "\d+")
);
$router->addRoute(
"News update",
"news/update/:id",
array(
"controller" => "news",
"action" => "update",
"id" => NULL
),
array("id", "\d+")
);
Again, even if the special routes didn't work, the base routes should at
least be working, right?
> Were you setting custom rewriteBase with earlier version? If no, then set
> rewriteBase to '/' and everything should be back to as it were before. If
> yes then show me how you were (and are) instantiating and configuring the
> router.
This morning I tried setting rewriteBase to "/", adding forward slashes to
the beginning of all mappings, and so on. Nothing worked.
$router = new Zend_Controller_RewriteRouter();
// ...Add various routes, relying on default route to handle "classic"
routes...
$controller = Zend_Controller_Front::getInstance();
$controller->setControllerDirectory($controllersPath);
// ...Register plugins...
$controller->setRouter($router);
$controller->dispatch();
> PS: There were changes only to the rewriteBase, so it really shouldn't
> affect your routes, Matt.
Hmm, the old version of RewriteRouter I was using on another project
didn't contain rewriteBase and it worked great. The bootstrap code was
literally copied from the same project and modified slightly.
I did notice that rewriteBase is being set to the complete path. So if my
path is /news/update/id/3 the rewriteBase is the same. If it's the index
page getRewriteBase() prints nothing.
The strpos() error seems to resemble the other strpos() errors from awhile
back.
Any ideas? :-(
-Matt
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