Class X2UrlRule

Custom URL parsing class

The only change which has been made is the modification of a regex flag in URL parsing. Ctrl + F for "X2CHANGE" to see the location of this change.

CComponent

Extended by

CBaseUrlRule

Extended by

CUrlRule

Extended by

X2UrlRule

Package: application\components
Located at x2engine/protected/components/X2UrlRule.php

Methods summary
`public`	# `__construct( string $route, string $pattern )` Constructor. Constructor. Parameters `$route` `string` $route the route of the URL (controller/action) `$pattern` `string` $pattern the pattern for matching the URL Overrides `CUrlRule::__construct()`
`public mixed`	# `createUrl( CUrlManager $manager, string $route, array $params, string $ampersand )` Creates a URL based on this rule. Creates a URL based on this rule. Parameters `$manager` `CUrlManager` $manager the manager `$route` `string` $route the route `$params` `array` $params list of parameters `$ampersand` `string` $ampersand the token separating name-value pairs in the URL. Returns `mixed` the constructed URL or false on error Overrides `CUrlRule::createUrl()`
`public mixed`	# `parseUrl( CUrlManager $manager, CHttpRequest $request, string $pathInfo, string $rawPathInfo )` Parses a URL based on this rule. Parses a URL based on this rule. Parameters `$manager` `CUrlManager` $manager the URL manager `$request` `CHttpRequest` $request the request object `$pathInfo` `string` $pathInfo path info part of the URL `$rawPathInfo` `string` $rawPathInfo path info that contains the potential URL suffix Returns `mixed` the route that consists of the controller ID and action ID or false on error Overrides `CUrlRule::parseUrl()`

Methods inherited from CComponent
`__call(), __get(), __isset(), __set(), __unset(), asa(), attachBehavior(), attachBehaviors(), attachEventHandler(), canGetProperty(), canSetProperty(), detachBehavior(), detachBehaviors(), detachEventHandler(), disableBehavior(), disableBehaviors(), enableBehavior(), enableBehaviors(), evaluateExpression(), getEventHandlers(), hasEvent(), hasEventHandler(), hasProperty(), raiseEvent()`

Properties summary
`public string`	`$urlSuffix`		# the URL suffix used for this rule. For example, ".html" can be used so that the URL looks like pointing to a static HTML page. Defaults to null, meaning using the value of CUrlManager::urlSuffix. the URL suffix used for this rule. For example, ".html" can be used so that the URL looks like pointing to a static HTML page. Defaults to null, meaning using the value of CUrlManager::urlSuffix.
`public boolean`	`$caseSensitive`		# whether the rule is case sensitive. Defaults to null, meaning using the value of CUrlManager::caseSensitive. whether the rule is case sensitive. Defaults to null, meaning using the value of CUrlManager::caseSensitive.
`public array`	`$defaultParams`	`array()`	# the default GET parameters (name=>value) that this rule provides. When this rule is used to parse the incoming request, the values declared in this property will be injected into $_GET. the default GET parameters (name=>value) that this rule provides. When this rule is used to parse the incoming request, the values declared in this property will be injected into $_GET.
`public boolean`	`$matchValue`		# whether the GET parameter values should match the corresponding sub-patterns in the rule when creating a URL. Defaults to null, meaning using the value of CUrlManager::matchValue. When this property is false, it means a rule will be used for creating a URL if its route and parameter names match the given ones. If this property is set true, then the given parameter values must also match the corresponding parameter sub-patterns. Note that setting this property to true will degrade performance. whether the GET parameter values should match the corresponding sub-patterns in the rule when creating a URL. Defaults to null, meaning using the value of CUrlManager::matchValue. When this property is false, it means a rule will be used for creating a URL if its route and parameter names match the given ones. If this property is set true, then the given parameter values must also match the corresponding parameter sub-patterns. Note that setting this property to true will degrade performance. Since 1.1.0
`public string`	`$verb`		# the HTTP verb (e.g. GET, POST, DELETE) that this rule should match. If this rule can match multiple verbs, please separate them with commas. If this property is not set, the rule can match any verb. Note that this property is only used when parsing a request. It is ignored for URL creation. the HTTP verb (e.g. GET, POST, DELETE) that this rule should match. If this rule can match multiple verbs, please separate them with commas. If this property is not set, the rule can match any verb. Note that this property is only used when parsing a request. It is ignored for URL creation. Since 1.1.7
`public boolean`	`$parsingOnly`	`false`	# whether this rule is only used for request parsing. Defaults to false, meaning the rule is used for both URL parsing and creation. whether this rule is only used for request parsing. Defaults to false, meaning the rule is used for both URL parsing and creation. Since 1.1.7
`public string`	`$route`		# the controller/action pair the controller/action pair
`public array`	`$references`	`array()`	# the mapping from route param name to token name (e.g. _r1=><1>) the mapping from route param name to token name (e.g. _r1=><1>)
`public string`	`$routePattern`		# the pattern used to match route the pattern used to match route
`public string`	`$pattern`		# regular expression used to parse a URL regular expression used to parse a URL
`public string`	`$template`		# template used to construct a URL template used to construct a URL
`public array`	`$params`	`array()`	# list of parameters (name=>regular expression) list of parameters (name=>regular expression)
`public boolean`	`$append`		# whether the URL allows additional parameters at the end of the path info. whether the URL allows additional parameters at the end of the path info.
`public boolean`	`$hasHostInfo`		# whether host info should be considered for this rule whether host info should be considered for this rule