Hi,

Is there an update on subdomain matching, as yet?

Thanks,



On 7/18/06, Martel Valgoerad <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:
Mislav Marohnić wrote:

> I needed subdomain matching for my application routes so I thought I
> need to hack into RewriteRouter or Route classes, but it turned out it
> can be easily achieved with simple subclassing! Here is how I did it.

Well done, Mislav. Thanks.

>         list($subdomain,) = explode('.', $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']);

Check which one will be faster:

$pos = strpos($_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'], '.');
$subdomain = substr($_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'], 0, $pos);

> Also I didn't want default routes RewriteRouter creates on
> initialization so I subclassed it too:

Well, I guess there should be some way to disable this for "power users" like
you. As well as with rewriteBase detection. I'll think about it.

> Are we going to see these features (subdomain, domain, HTTP method, etc.
> matching) in RewriteRouter? This could serve as an inspiration ;)

I'm a bit afraid of possible use of :subdomain variable and errors it can
generate as they may be very hard to debug. But it is definitely worth thinking
over.

> Mislav

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