Using multiple query parameters with URL Rewriting

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#1

Hello,

Project properties

Server Model : PHP
Handler : Apache
Use Routing : ON
Auto Add Base : ON

How can I add multiple URL parameters to the route properties for URL Rewriting config.

Working example:

I can route with 1 Query Parameter using Routes;

Route -> ( this works very vell when I call this URL : http://localhost/folder1/folder2/model1 )
Name : Empty
Path : “/folder1/folder2/:model”
URL : “/folder1/folder2/index.php”
Method : ALL
Sensitive : unchecked
Strict : unchecked

What do I need is:

Route -> ( called URL : http://localhost/folder1/folder2/model1/section1 )
Name : Empty
Path : “/folder1/folder2/:model/:section” —>>>> (is the the correct usage of assigning multiple query parameters? )
URL : “/folder1/folder2/index.php”
Method : ALL
Sensitive : unchecked
Strict : unchecked

Thank you.

#2

It’s not really clear in your post what you are having issues with. But you can have as many parameters in your route as you need.

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#3

Hello Brad,

I tried several methods.

I have 2 routes.
1- /prog-profile/:programid
2- /prog-profile/:programid/:instanceid

I can route with 1 paramter is OK

I can not route with 2 parameters, keep getting ‘Forbidden’ - ’ You don’t have permission to access this
resource.’ from Apache server warning.

Note: All routes goes to the same page and my query parameters contains space characters %20

Do you have any idea how can I route without forbidden access?

#4

Where do you get the error message?

How are you setting your parameters and are they being set? You seem them in the URL in browser?

#5

I see the error in my browser directly while the link route to my page.
I am setting my parameters in my links like this:

1- /prog-profile/ID123 - works ok (routes back to /prog-profile/)
2- /prog-profile/ID123/1975%20-%201980 can not go to page gives error forbidden (also should route to /prog-profile/)

Yes I can see the parameters in the URL without any problems.

They shown like this:
– localhost/prog-profile/ID123/1975%20-%201980

#6

Looks like you have special characters in your second parameter value. That is likely causing your issue.

#7

Do you have a solution?

#8

Avoid using spaces and special characters - always. You may have to rethink where you get the second value from. Where you getting the second value from and what is the actual value?

Oh, I just figure out you have spaces in your value. Is it suppose to be ‘1975 - 1980’? That not going to work.

#9

Can I use session manager to store the values and rewrite the URL in the same page?

#10

No, that won’t wrk. The URL is written before the page loads. You will have to figure out a way not to use spaces. Are you getting the second parameter from a database? IF so, change your data value to 1975-1980 with no spaces and it will probably work.