Using ? instead of /

[bnsd55]

Hey,
I'm trying to add a route to my website with tools?p=K94rF pattern and not /tools/K94rF.
So i've written:
$router->get('/tools?p=:p_id', [ToolsController::class, 'actionGetTools'], [ 'require' => [ 'p_id' => '[a-zA-Z0-9_-]{5}', ], 'default' => [ 'p_id' => '', ] ]);

And it is not working, so i tried to change it from ? to /, like this:
$router->get('/tools/:p_id', [ToolsController::class, 'actionGetTools'], [ 'require' => [ 'p_id' => '[a-zA-Z0-9_-]{5}', ], 'default' => [ 'p_id' => '', ] ]);

And it works perfect.
I need the routing with ? (the first one), there is any other way to implement it ?

Thank you 😄

[c9s]

Yes, you should use the second one.

The first one is not possible.

[bnsd55]

The second one does not working

2016-10-18 15:38 GMT+03:00 Yo-An Lin [email protected]:

Yes, you should use the second one.

The first one is not possible.

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[ddv88]

You can do something like $mux->get("/search?:query", ["Controllers\\Index", "actionIndex"]);
And then use raw $_GET in your controller. $query = array_map("some_filtering_function", $_GET);

https://sitename.com/search?city=1&type=2
Array ( [city] => 1 [type] => 2 )