Hello there Marco,
This might be down to the choice of regex.
Assume $path = "path"
app/{$path=.+}
Will match
"app/path=1234"
And
"app/path=1234/input"
Which I think would be matched by ".+" part of the expression, as "/input"
would match ".+".
Kind regards
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> Hello all,
>
> according to the docs this should be possible:
>
> (: Matches all paths with "app" as first, a number as second, and
> "order" as third segment :)
> declare %rest:path("app/{$code=[0-9]+}/order")
> ? function page:order($full-path) { ... };
>
> (: Matches all other all paths starting with "app/" :)
> declare %rest:path("app/{$path=.+}")
> ? function page:others($path) { ... };
>
> And it actually is... We are currently in the very unfortunate situation
> where we need the following:
>
> (: Matches anything followed by /input :)
> declare %rest:path("app/{$path=.+}/input")
> ? function page:inputs($path) { ... };
>
> (: Matches all other all paths starting with "app/" :)
> declare %rest:path("app/{$path=.+}")
> ? function page:others($path) { ... };
>
> Unfortunately this makes all the calls to be redirected to the
> page:others function ... is there a motivation behind it or could it be
> possible to work around that?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Marco.
>
>
>
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