Many thanks Anthony and Richard, I'll use your suggestion.
Greetings.
El 29/03/16 a las 10:27, Richard Vézina escribió:
I agree with Anthony... Do you have any constraint that prevent you
from doing that... I would definetly stay away from router as much as
I can...
Richard
On Tue, Mar 29, 2016 at 9:37 AM, Anthony <abasta...@gmail.com
<mailto:abasta...@gmail.com>> wrote:
Right now the url to reach the index function of the country
controller is something like www.myapp.com/country/cuba
<http://www.myapp.com/country/cuba> because index is set as
the default function using the parametric router
(www.myapp.com/country/index/cuba
<http://www.myapp.com/country/index/cuba> without set index()
as default).
Now I need to find a way to map
www.myapp.com/country/index/cuba
<http://www.myapp.com/country/index/cuba> from
www.myapp.com/cuba <http://www.myapp.com/cuba>
www.myapp.com/state/index/cuba/cienfuegos
<http://www.myapp.com/state/index/cuba/cienfuegos> from
www.myapp.com/cuba/cienfuegos
<http://www.myapp.com/cuba/cienfuegos>
www.myapp.com/city/index/cuba/cienfuegos/cienfuegos
<http://www.myapp.com/city/index/cuba/cienfuegos/cienfuegos>
from www.myapp.com/cuba/cienfuegos/cienfuegos
<http://www.myapp.com/cuba/cienfuegos/cienfuegos>
I don't think you want to use URL rewrite rules to achieve this,
as it will be very complex to set up and maintain. Given the above
requirements, I think my earlier proposal makes much more sense --
just have a single controller with a single function:
|
defindex():
country,state,city
=request.args(0),request.args(1),request.args(2)
ifcity:
data =get_city_data(country,state,city)
response.view ='default/city_view.html'
elifstate:
data =get_state_data(country,state)
response.view ='default/state_view.html'
elifcountry:
data =get_country_data(country)
response.view ='default/country_view.html'
...
|
Of course, the details of you implement the internal logic will
depend on exactly how different the code is for country vs. state
vs. city.
Anthony
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