You’d need to make a route for each case: 1 param, 2 params, 3 params
The permalink is the combination of all these params, you can obtain so by concatenating in Wappler steps, or access a certain $_SERVER variable that might contain that already
You’d need to make a route for each case: 1 param, 2 params, 3 params
The permalink is the combination of all these params, you can obtain so by concatenating in Wappler steps, or access a certain $_SERVER variable that might contain that already
Thanks for the information.
But how exactly do I do that?
“Advanced Rewriting with URL Parameters” on Teodor’s tutorial, start by attempting to grab the params
Also, I’m only familiar with NodeJS, so I don’t know if the process to do this is different on PHP
On NodeJS you can attach a server action to a page and there you can run the steps to concatenate the params into a permalink variable
Unfortunately I can’t get any Nodejs page online.
Christian,
Then there should be no problem in following
You do not need NodeJS for this.
I’ve come that far.
and a simple route works too.
But what’s next?
How do I get out?:
www.mysite.de?pageid=123&pageid=456&pageid=789
ore www.mysite.de?catid=123&subcatid=456&pageid=789
This route: www.mysite.de/cat1/location1/produkt1
I see just one, /:permalink/
, 1 param (also, erase the slash in the end)
Now create for 2 and 3 params, something like for 3 params:
/:cat1/:cat2/:cat3
ok, I can pull the page content over the permalink.
but how do I get the variables from the link via the route into my query?
www.mysite.de/cat1/location1/produkt1
/:cat1/:location/:product
$_PARAM.cat1
See if you can find a way to access that variable, I only know on NodeJS
sorry, my programming skills are limited
Take a look at this if you are wanting to get the URL param into a server connect action
Thanks Sorry_Duh,
that was exactly what i was looking for all along
Too bad about the long time of the previous conferences
Thank you again!!