I think IIS might somehow normalize double slashes to single ones, even
before ZF gets a touch at it. You might try reading out PATH_INFO from
$_SERVER to see if that is actually the case. If so, you might need to
figure out how to get IIS not to touch it.
It is a wild guess, though.
Henry Umansky wrote:
Hello,
I had to convert a ZF application that sat on a Linux/Apache machine
to a Windows 2008/IIS7 machine. Everything seemed to work, with one
minor exception. Using the LAMP stack, if the URL had a blank value,
such as /index/index/key1//key2// then the PHP variables are blank:
$key1 = $request->getParam ( 'key1' ); //$key1 == '' (blank)
$key2 = $request->getParam ( 'key2' ); //$key2 == '' (blank)
However, since I moved to IIS7, /index/index/key1//key2// gives me the
following values:
$key1 = $request->getParam ( 'key1' ); //$key1 == 'key2' (not desired
behavior)
$key2 = $request->getParam ( 'key2' ); //$key2 == '' (blank)
Any thoughts on how to fix it? Could it be a php.ini issue?
Thank you,
Henry
