On 18.05.2010, at 13:11, Michal wrote: > Passing a hostname for AgaviWebRouting::gen() isn't ideal for me, as > the hostnames will be different depending whether I will be developing > locally or on the server. I also would like it to remain fairy simply > to change the subdomain names later if possible. Or indeed *not* use > subdomains if I desire later without having to go through all of the > code for the app. > > The routing callback: would there have to be a different Callback > class for each subdomain? > > <route name="sub1" pattern="^sub1" source="_SERVER[SERVER_NAME]"> > <callbacks> > <callback class="SubdomainCallbackSub1" /> > </callbacks> > <route> > ... routes for sub1 domain > </route> > </route>
No. You can do: <callback class="SubdomainCallback"> <ae:parameter name="host">foobar</ae:parameter> </callback> And grab the parameter with $this->getParameter() in your callback. You could then also do: <callback class="SubdomainCallback"> <ae:parameter name="host">%com.myapp.hosts.sub1%</ae:parameter> </callback> And configure all hostnames in settings.xml per environment (this is assuming that you'll need them elsewhere as well, so that'll be much simpler). - David > > Although I can subclass the Callback class, and then subclass again > for each subdomain, so the code for SubdomainCallbackSub1 would > essentially just contain a string parameter "sub1", it seems mildly > hackish to me to have a class just for a string parameter. Also, > although I will have a fixed set of subdomains, if at some point the > subdomains were to be generated dynamically, it doesn't seem posisble > to do that. > > Is there another way? > > Michal. > > > 2010/5/18 Niklas Närhinen <[email protected]>: >> 18.5.2010 11:19, Michal kirjoitti: >>> >>> Hi, >>> >>> I'm currently developing a site that will run on multiple subdomains >>> (with different content on each), and so I would like to >>> >>> 1) Route based on the "bottom" subomain, e.g. sub1 in sub1.domain.com, >>> sub2 in sub2.domain.com >>> >>> 2) Not be dependent on the top domain levels (For example to be able >>> to develop on sub1.domain.localhost) >>> >>> 3) Generate URLs *between* domains. >>> >>> For 1 and 2, using _SERVER[SEVER_NAME] as routing source, and just >>> testing the left hand portion of the server name seems to work fine. >>> However, I realise that I would like to gerate URLs between the >>> domains. How would I go about doing this? >>> >>> Thanks, >>> >>> Michal. >>> >> >> Hi, >> you can define the hostname in AgaviWebRouting::gen() >> example: >> $ro->gen('routename', array(), array('host' => 'mysubdomain.domain.tld')); >> >> take a look at all the available options from here: >> http://trac.agavi.org/browser/branches/1.0/src/routing/AgaviWebRouting.class.php#L68 >> >> Cheers, >> Niklas >> >> _______________________________________________ >> users mailing list >> [email protected] >> http://lists.agavi.org/mailman/listinfo/users >> > > _______________________________________________ > users mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.agavi.org/mailman/listinfo/users >
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