I'm just thinking out loud here, but I was wondering what the others
developers thought of having a event/hook
which would capture the URL request just after it has been resolved.
(and possibly just after it is executed)
so the input of the function would be something like
request, view_function_name_about_to_called , { parameters being
passed to it}
it's very similar to middleware, but it includes the view we are
calling.
why?
well.. I'd like to get some stats about my application's usage and
thought it would be easier (and more accurate) to do it in the
request processing phase instead of parsing a log file, or inserting
a web-bug/clear-gif at the end of the HTML page.
regards
Ian
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