See this answer https://stackoverflow.com/a/43171515/208079. Perhaps someone with more rep than me can mark this as a duplicate. The basic idea is to wrap routes that require authentication with a custom component (PrivateRoute in the example below). PrivateRoute will use some logic to determine if the user is authenticated and then either; allow the requested route … Read more
Put the optional parts between parenthesis: map.show_book “/show_book/:name(/year/:year)”, :controller => “book”, :action => “show_version” and remove the second route. Update The above answer is only for rails 3 and above. Inverting the two routes definitions fixed the problem (see Alessandro’s comment below).
Expanding on Marius’s answer, you can provide the regex AND the parameter name: app.get(‘/:id(\\d+)/’, function (req, res){ // req.params.id is now defined here for you });
—UPDATED FROM THE COMMENTS— As Symfony 2.1, you must use {{ app.request.locale }} or {{ app.request.getLocale() }} which returns app.request.locale if available and app.request.defaultLocale if app.request.locale is not set.
I ended up using the following in the web.config to solve this problem using Mvc2 and .Net Framework 4.0 <httpRuntime maxUrlLength=”1000″ relaxedUrlToFileSystemMapping=”true” />
In your $routeProvider configuration set reloadOnSearch to false: $routeProvider .when(‘/items’, { controller: ‘ItemsCtrl’, templateUrl: ‘/templates/items’, reloadOnSearch: false }, … ); and in your controller use $location.search() to set the id param: $location.search(‘id’, 123);
The proper way to handle problems inside akka actors is not to throw an exception but rather to set supervisor hierarchies “Throwing an exception in concurrent code (let’s assume we are using non-linked actors), will just simply blow up the thread that currently executes the actor. There is no way to find out that things … Read more
I had the same question and I wrote a small post about this in my blog The reason is summarized here (I found this on a forum): *_path are for views because ahrefs are implicitly linked to the current URL. So it’d be a waste of bytes to repeat it over and over. In the … Read more
Just for a laugh, see if /index.php/hello works. If so, then most likely it’s a .htaccess problem.
Please use this module RouterModule.forRoot( [ { path: “”, component: LoginComponent} ] ) now just replace your <login></login> with <router-outlet></router-outlet> thats it