I have tried several different ways to redirect with no success.

For example after a login

Url::redirect('dog/indexadmin');

And that method:

    public static function redirect($url = null, $fullpath = false, $code = 200)
    {
        $url = ($fullpath === false) ? DIR . $url : $url;  // tried commenting out
        if ($code == 200) {
            header('Location: ' . $url);
        } else {
            header('Location: ' . $url, true, $code);
        }
        exit;
    }

DIR is just /mini4/. Tried without it. Also have tried many combinations:

Url::redirect('dog/indexadmin');
Url::redirect('/dog/indexadmin');
Url::redirect('http://localhost/mini4/dog/indexadmin');
Url::redirect('/mini4/dog/indexadmin');
Url::redirect('mini4/dog/indexadmin');

I just cannot seem to do a redirect.

If I, after logging in type the url in the address bar, it works, so routing is working, but no redirects.

The redirect method is from SMVC framework, from David Carr. But I even tried direct redirects using:

$url = 'dog/indexadmin';
header('Location: '.$url);  // tried all the above in the variable.
die;

Please help.

I am attempting to test Macaw on localhost:8080 with the built-in PHP server using a router script as shown here:

http://php.net/manual/en/features.commandline.webserver.php#example-383

The issue is that no url except the root ('/') is matching. Even if I have defined a route by:

Macaw::get('/test', function () {
    echo 'this is a test';
});

It gives me 404. Only the route:

Macaw::get('/', function () {
    echo 'hello';
});

actually seems to be working. I also get a warning: undefined offset "1" on line 73, if that helps.

Thanks.

Although I've proper configuration ( checked & reconfigured ), it fails to route. It always prints '404' only. I found a older version of it may be, and checked that, it was working. Whats the problem, how to fix it? And can we have a changelog? so that I can check which features I have in the older version and which Im missing..

hi,

i try to route some blog entrys like /post/2014/01/27/some_blog_entrys but i think only the first entry on the str_replace matched?

my code is like:

Router::get('/post/(:num)/(:num)/(:num)/(:any)', function($year,$month,$day,$headline) {
    echo "Year". $year . "<br/>";
    echo "Month". $month . "<br/>";
    echo "Day". $day . "<br/>";
    echo "Headline". $headline . "<br/>";
});

output is this:

Year2014
Month
Day
Headline

27.01.2014,15:44:29,Missing argument 2 for {closure}(),/Applications/xampp/xamppfiles/htdocs/devlist/app/routes.php,18
27.01.2014,15:44:29,Missing argument 3 for {closure}(),/Applications/xampp/xamppfiles/htdocs/devlist/app/routes.php,18
27.01.2014,15:44:29,Missing argument 4 for {closure}(),/Applications/xampp/xamppfiles/htdocs/devlist/app/routes.php,18

27.01.2014,15:44:29,Undefined variable: month,/Applications/xampp/xamppfiles/htdocs/devlist/app/routes.php,20
27.01.2014,15:44:29,Undefined variable: day,/Applications/xampp/xamppfiles/htdocs/devlist/app/routes.php,21
27.01.2014,15:44:29,Undefined variable: headline,/Applications/xampp/xamppfiles/htdocs/devlist/app/routes.php,22

any option to fix this?

Let's say I invoke Macaw using the following index.php file through cURL:

<?php

require_once __DIR__.'/Macaw/macaw.php';

Macaw::put('/(:any)', function($slug) {
  echo "SLUG = " . $slug;
});

$ curl -v -i -X PUT -T "somefile" http://localhost/\~${USER}/macaw/index.php/this/is/a/test/

The $slug value in the put route is 'somefile' and not 'this/is/a/test/somefile' as expected. Why?

My Folder is -Controller ---Demo.php -vendor -.htaccess -index.php

My localhost url: http://localhost/test/macaw/

/------My .htaccess file----- RewriteEngine On RewriteBase /test/macaw/ RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d RewriteRule ^(.*)$ index.php?$1 [QSA,L]

-------/

My index.php file and my demo.php file like yours readme file (https://github.com/noahbuscher/Macaw/#example-passing-to-a-controller-instead-of-a-closure)

But I see 404 on my page. Can you see where i make mistakes? Thank you.

This is a fix for issue #74 that will allow both the original method of adding routes and the new map method to coexist without throwing an error.

Before the fix, using:

Macaw::get('/api/pages/partial/(:num)', 'Mynamespace\API\Pages@getPartial'); Macaw::put('/api/pages/partial/(:num)', 'Mynamespace\API\Pages@updatePartial');

would throw an error with when it tried to evaluate the maps array (which is null if you are not using the map function).

Now it will check to see if the current element of the maps array is not null before trying to evaluate the in_array statement which avoids the error but maintains all the functionality.

My route.php file contains:

Macaw::post('/api/pages/partials', 'EWS\API\Pages@getPartials'); Macaw::get('/api/pages/partial/(:num)', 'EWS\API\Pages@getPartial');

If I make a call to the API using /api/pages/partial/3 using the method GET everything works fine - so far so good.

If I now update the route file to contain:

Macaw::post('/api/pages/partials', 'EWS\API\Pages@getPartials'); Macaw::get('/api/pages/partial/(:num)', 'EWS\API\Pages@getPartial'); Macaw::put('/api/pages/partial/(:num)', 'EWS\API\Pages@updatePartial');

and again make the call to /api/pages/partial/3 using the method GET I get the error:

"Warning: in_array() expects parameter 2 to be array, null given in vendor/noahbuscher/macaw/Macaw.php on line 117"

Debugging the PHP shows that the call is matched as expected (and the getPartial routine is run) but it then continues to try and match the routes and when it gets to the put version the self::maps[$pos] is null so the error is thrown.

How can I have two identical routes but for different methods without this error occurring?

Thanks

Find this line of code in “ PHP - s ” 404 error occurs

Original code

$uri = dirname($_SERVER['PHP_SELF']).'/'.$params[0]; //29

Modify code

$uri = strpos($params[0], '/') === 0 ? $params[0] : '/' . $params[0]; //29

Warning: preg_match(): Compilation failed: unmatched parentheses at offset 15 in D:\Work\www\routine\vendor\noahbuscher\macaw\Macaw.php on line 117

How to fix it?

You forgot to change namespace codingbean for noahbuscher in Packagist, so you can`t just install macaw using composer rule: "noahbuscher/macaw": "dev-master"

1.Add routing group

we can adopt this method.

route::group('admin', [route::any('/index', 'app\admin@index'),
route::any('/settings', 'app\admin@settings')]);

and then you can visit the link such as ‘admin/index’ and ‘admin/settings’

2.Added support for multi-level directory

sometimes，we may work in the multi-level directory instead of root. therefore，We need the multi-level directory function, if not, set $app to null

get, post, any are allowed methods, still if you do Macaw::lol(); it will work without complaining and you might get strange behaviors.

So if you miss one character, like Macaw::ge() it will call successfully and add an empty route.

It seems there should be a function map() that when called statically adds items to $maps, but that is not documented. So not sure $maps is even used for something. Can it be removed?

There is the halts option in Macaw that for default is false. That means that even if a match is found, Macaw continues trying to match the current uri with other routes.

That makes me wonder, what happens if another route matches and the controller@action for the first match was already executed and provides some output? The second controller@action is also executed and provides output?

Looking at the code seems that $halts should be always true for a correct behavior.