Is it possible to set the path for all frontend AJAX request
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My slugs looks like this:
'urlManager' => [
'enablePrettyUrl' => true,
'showScriptName' => false,
'rules' => [
'<lang>/<p_page>/<p_category>/<p_product>' => 'splitter/manage-request',
'<lang>/<p_page>/<p_category>' => 'splitter/manage-request',
'<lang>/<p_page>' => 'splitter/manage-request',
'<lang>/' => 'splitter/manage-request',
'<lang>' => 'splitter/manage-request',
'' => 'splitter/manage-request',
],
],
I am sending all the requests to that SplitterController where I am parsing them. But I don't want the AJAXs to be send to it. Is it possible to give them some default route? To redirect them backend for example. I couldn't find information about it in the documentation? Appreciating links also is I missed it. Thank you!
yii2 yii2-advanced-app
asked Nov 17 at 21:56
Toma Tomov
554216
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My slugs looks like this:
'urlManager' => [
'enablePrettyUrl' => true,
'showScriptName' => false,
'rules' => [
'<lang>/<p_page>/<p_category>/<p_product>' => 'splitter/manage-request',
'<lang>/<p_page>/<p_category>' => 'splitter/manage-request',
'<lang>/<p_page>' => 'splitter/manage-request',
'<lang>/' => 'splitter/manage-request',
'<lang>' => 'splitter/manage-request',
'' => 'splitter/manage-request',
],
],
I am sending all the requests to that SplitterController where I am parsing them. But I don't want the AJAXs to be send to it. Is it possible to give them some default route? To redirect them backend for example. I couldn't find information about it in the documentation? Appreciating links also is I missed it. Thank you!
yii2 yii2-advanced-app
asked Nov 17 at 21:56
Toma Tomov
554216
not clear, the ajax requests will go on the url you create or assign them. if you dont want your urls to be parsed using the above rules you can add another urlManager component with the nameurlManagerAjaxand the default rules you want, and create the urls for the ajax requests usingYii::$app->urlManagerAjax->createUrl(['controller/action'])
– Muhammad Omer Aslam
Nov 18 at 20:44
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up vote
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My slugs looks like this:
'urlManager' => [
'enablePrettyUrl' => true,
'showScriptName' => false,
'rules' => [
'<lang>/<p_page>/<p_category>/<p_product>' => 'splitter/manage-request',
'<lang>/<p_page>/<p_category>' => 'splitter/manage-request',
'<lang>/<p_page>' => 'splitter/manage-request',
'<lang>/' => 'splitter/manage-request',
'<lang>' => 'splitter/manage-request',
'' => 'splitter/manage-request',
],
],
I am sending all the requests to that SplitterController where I am parsing them. But I don't want the AJAXs to be send to it. Is it possible to give them some default route? To redirect them backend for example. I couldn't find information about it in the documentation? Appreciating links also is I missed it. Thank you!
yii2 yii2-advanced-app
asked Nov 17 at 21:56
Toma Tomov
554216
My slugs looks like this:
'urlManager' => [
'enablePrettyUrl' => true,
'showScriptName' => false,
'rules' => [
'<lang>/<p_page>/<p_category>/<p_product>' => 'splitter/manage-request',
'<lang>/<p_page>/<p_category>' => 'splitter/manage-request',
'<lang>/<p_page>' => 'splitter/manage-request',
'<lang>/' => 'splitter/manage-request',
'<lang>' => 'splitter/manage-request',
'' => 'splitter/manage-request',
],
],
I am sending all the requests to that SplitterController where I am parsing them. But I don't want the AJAXs to be send to it. Is it possible to give them some default route? To redirect them backend for example. I couldn't find information about it in the documentation? Appreciating links also is I missed it. Thank you!
yii2 yii2-advanced-app
yii2 yii2-advanced-app
asked Nov 17 at 21:56
Toma Tomov
554216
asked Nov 17 at 21:56
Toma Tomov
554216
asked Nov 17 at 21:56
Toma Tomov
554216
asked Nov 17 at 21:56
Toma Tomov
554216
asked Nov 17 at 21:56
Toma Tomov
554216
554216
not clear, the ajax requests will go on the url you create or assign them. if you dont want your urls to be parsed using the above rules you can add another urlManager component with the nameurlManagerAjaxand the default rules you want, and create the urls for the ajax requests usingYii::$app->urlManagerAjax->createUrl(['controller/action'])
– Muhammad Omer Aslam
Nov 18 at 20:44
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not clear, the ajax requests will go on the url you create or assign them. if you dont want your urls to be parsed using the above rules you can add another urlManager component with the nameurlManagerAjaxand the default rules you want, and create the urls for the ajax requests usingYii::$app->urlManagerAjax->createUrl(['controller/action'])
– Muhammad Omer Aslam
Nov 18 at 20:44
not clear, the ajax requests will go on the url you create or assign them. if you dont want your urls to be parsed using the above rules you can add another urlManager component with the name
urlManagerAjax and the default rules you want, and create the urls for the ajax requests using Yii::$app->urlManagerAjax->createUrl(['controller/action'])– Muhammad Omer Aslam
Nov 18 at 20:44
not clear, the ajax requests will go on the url you create or assign them. if you dont want your urls to be parsed using the above rules you can add another urlManager component with the name
urlManagerAjax and the default rules you want, and create the urls for the ajax requests using Yii::$app->urlManagerAjax->createUrl(['controller/action'])– Muhammad Omer Aslam
Nov 18 at 20:44
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not clear, the ajax requests will go on the url you create or assign them. if you dont want your urls to be parsed using the above rules you can add another urlManager component with the name
urlManagerAjaxand the default rules you want, and create the urls for the ajax requests usingYii::$app->urlManagerAjax->createUrl(['controller/action'])– Muhammad Omer Aslam
Nov 18 at 20:44