问题
Say user is going to search on 4 or 5 fields, ok? eg. he might want to search by firstname, email, mobile or even page number
I want that codeigniter's url be like this:
site.com/Controller/Method/variable1/value1/variable2/value2/variable3/value3
or
site.com/Controller/Method/variable2/value2/variable3/value3/variable1/value1
(that they should have the same result)
or in this format
site.com/Controller/Method/variable2/value2/variable4/value4
some examples to clarify my question:
site.com/user/search/firstname/John/mobile/123/page/2
or:
site.com/user/search/lastname/Smith/email/gmail.com
In one sentence: I don't want to force the user to use a specific order when setting value to parameters.
回答1:
You can use the _remap function on the controller.
function _remap( $method, $params )
{
$map = array();
for( $i = 1; $i < count( $params ); $i = $i + 2 )
{
$map[$params[$i-1]] = $params[$i];
}
if( $method[0] != '_' && method_exists( $this, $method ))
return $this->$method( $map );
}
If you want to use it across all your controllers, you would be better to write a custom controller to extend CI_controller with this function, and have all your controllers extend that.
回答2:
I'd pass all the parameters as 1 string with separators eg. /username|alunr#category|99
etc. and find the values from there using php's explode() function.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8870913/passing-multiple-optional-parameter-value-pairs-with-user-defined-pair-order