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PhalconMvcUrl is the component responsible of generate URLs in a Phalcon application. It’s capable of produce independent URLs based on routes.
PhalconMvcUrl 组件负责在Phalcon应用内生成URL。它依赖路由生成独立的URL。
Depending of which directory of your document root your application is installed, it may have a base URI or not.
For example, if your document root is /var/www/htdocs and your application is installed in /var/www/htdocs/invo then your baseUri will be /invo/. If you are using a VirtualHost or your application is installed on the document root, then your baseUri is /. Execute the following code to know the base URI detected by Phalcon:
<?php
use PhalconMvcUrl;
$url = new Url();
echo $url->getBaseUri();
By default, Phalcon automatically may detect your baseUri, but if you want to increase the performance of your application is recommended setting up it manually:
<?php
use PhalconMvcUrl;
$url = new Url();
// Setting a relative base URI
$url->setBaseUri('/invo/');
// Setting a full domain as base URI
$url->setBaseUri('//my.domain.com/');
// Setting a full domain as base URI
$url->setBaseUri('http://my.domain.com/my-app/');
Usually, this component must be registered in the Dependency Injector container, so you can set up it there:
<?php
use PhalconMvcUrl;
$di->set('url', function () {
$url = new Url();
$url->setBaseUri('/invo/');
return $url;
});
If you are using the Router with its default behavior. Your application is able to match routes based on the following pattern: /:controller/:action/:params. Accordingly it is easy to create routes that satisfy that pattern (or any other pattern defined in the router) passing a string to the method “get”:
<?php echo $url->get("products/save"); ?>
Note that isn’t necessary to prepend the base URI. If you have named routes you can easily change it creating it dynamically. For Example if you have the following route:
<?php
$route->add(
"/blog/{year}/{month}/{title}",
array(
'controller' => 'posts',
'action' => 'show'
)
)->setName('show-post');
A URL can be generated in the following way:
<?php
// This produces: /blog/2015/01/some-blog-post
$url->get(
array(
'for' => 'show-post',
'year' => 2015,
'month' => '01',
'title' => 'some-blog-post'
)
);
You can use this component also to create URLs without mod-rewrite:
<?php
use PhalconMvcUrl;
$url = new Url();
// Pass the URI in $_GET["_url"]
$url->setBaseUri('/invo/index.php?_url=/');
// This produce: /invo/index.php?_url=/products/save
echo $url->get("products/save");
You can also use $_SERVER[“REQUEST_URI”]:
<?php
use PhalconMvcUrl;
$url = new Url();
// Pass the URI in $_GET["_url"]
$url->setBaseUri('/invo/index.php?_url=/');
// Pass the URI using $_SERVER["REQUEST_URI"]
$url->setBaseUri('/invo/index.php/');
In this case, it’s necessary to manually handle the required URI in the Router:
<?php
use PhalconMvcRouter;
$router = new Router();
// ... Define routes
$uri = str_replace($_SERVER["SCRIPT_NAME"], '', $_SERVER["REQUEST_URI"]);
$router->handle($uri);
The produced routes would look like:
<?php
// This produce: /invo/index.php/products/save
echo $url->get("products/save");
The function “url” is available in volt to generate URLs using this component:
<a href="{{ url("posts/edit/1002") }}">Edit</a>
Generate static routes:
<link rel="stylesheet" href="{{ static_url("css/style.css") }}" type="text/css" />
This component allow you to set up a different base URI for static resources in the application:
<?php
use PhalconMvcUrl;
$url = new Url();
// Dynamic URIs are
$url->setBaseUri('/');
// Static resources go through a CDN
$url->setStaticBaseUri('http://static.mywebsite.com/');
PhalconTag will request both dynamical and static URIs using this component.
The PhalconMvcUrlInterface interface must be implemented to create your own URL generator replacing the one provided by Phalcon.