I\'m trying to document all the actions in my web app, and one of the things I want do is to provide a sample URL for an acti开发者_JAVA技巧on.
i have 2 domains (a.com and b.com) using the same application. However, I would need them to point to different routes.
How can I make Twitter-style routes with Rails3? I\'ve tried the following: match \':username\', :controller => \"users\", :action => \"show\"
I want to add an optional string to an URL. I\'ve tried this: map \":category/p:id(/:title)\" => ...
I Have a generic handler that\'s serving member logo images: http://site.com/logo.ashx?memberid=123 Now, I want to use it by caling a url like:
I have the following model and url routes.There is one Post model that I want to route to different URLs based on the category.Is there a way to do this by passing in extra information in app/urls.py?
I have a connection which is behind a restrictive firewall which only allows HTTP(S) access through a proxy (10.10.1.100:9401). The IP address I get is dynamic and the subnet mask is 255.255.255.255 (
i was wondering about the following: i can define in IIS what to do with page not founds / 404, and also in my app i can put it in my CustomErrors section or just handle it in code.
I am trying to add page routing (I use regular asp.net 4.0, not mvc), so that when a user goes to: http://sitename.com/public/member/view/andrey
I have a route that looks like this: new { controller = \"ControllerName\", action = \"PhotoGallery\", slug = \"photo-gallery\", filtertype = UrlParameter.Optional, filtervalue = UrlParameter.Optiona
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