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PHP Programming: How do I get the current page's location in array form?

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    • CommentAuthorsuthern
     

    Say I have a route like this:

    $Map->connect('/transfer/listing/:source_warehouse_id/:dest_warehouse_id',
  array('controller' => 'spots_transfers', 'action' => 'listing', 'source_warehouse_id' => OPTIONAL, 'dest_warehouse_id' => OPTIONAL ));

    And I'm here "/transfer/listing/1/2"

    What function could I use to return this array:

    array('controller' => 'spots_transfers', 'action' => 'listing', 'source_warehouse_id' => 1, 'dest_warehouse_id' => 2 )

    ? I know that $this->params has all the right key => values, but it also has other data depending on how one arrived at the current page. Basically I'm looking for the opposite of UrlFor(). I'm certain a function for this exists, but I'm not having much luck finding it right now. Does someone know? Thanks!

    • CommentAuthorKaste
     

    AFAIR there's no such function in the trunk.

    I've implemented AkRequest->getParametersFromRequestedUrl() which will exactly do what you need but thats in branches/new-router and can't be backported, more exactly I won't.

    You could ask the Router to parametrize a given url again (AkRouter->toParams($url)) but this will break as soon as we merge.

    • CommentAuthorsuthern
     

    Ahh, so the router is getting an upgrade. BTW: For backwards compatibility, why not link (AkRouter->toParams($url)) to the new (AkRequest->getParametersFromRequestedUrl())? I'm sure there's a good programming reason, just curious. :-)

    • CommentAuthorKaste
     

    the new router doesn't take an url (as string) but 'parametrizes' the request. f.i. it checks for the requested method (GET; PUT...) too.

    • CommentAuthorsuthern
     

    That makes sense. Thanks.

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