I made a mistake & need help to recover from it, if at all possible

[Didier Gasser-Morlay]

Hello,

Context: 

I use f3 to send dalily emails to a several groups of people (all subscribers, thsi is not a spam campaign!)  , each individual receives a personalised email, not only just the name and greetings but also an individualised link to get more detailed information. The email are generated using the Templates mechanism all works well. 

a few days ago I, by mistake, altered the template and replaced the original (working) link from 

www.whatever.com/view?a=xxxx, b=yyyyy

to 

www.whatever.com//view?a=xxxx, b=yyyyy

(note the double slash)

so when the receiver click on the link, he/she gets a Not Found error. Because of all the individualisation of each email, it is fairly difficult, if not impossible, to resend the last 3 days worth of emails 

so my question

is it possible to get F3, when decoding the url, to ignore the fact that there can be a double slash. Going by myself in altering F3 is a tad too involved for me, esp considering that time to solve this is quite limited

Thanks in advance for your help

[Paul Herring]

Simply duplicating the exsitng route, with the URL with a double / should be sufficient (depending on what the current function does with the URL before the ?, if anything - it normally wouldn't I would have thought):

Given:

$ cat index.php
<?php
$f3 = require('f3/lib/base.php');

function view_function($f3){

        // as a demonstration, show what URI was passed in...

        echo $f3->SERVER['REQUEST_URI']."\n";

}
$f3->route('GET /', function($f3) { echo "/\n";});
$f3->route('GET /view', 'view_function');
$f3->route('GET //view', 'view_function'); // duplicate to fix 'problem'
$f3->run();

Main as an example:

$ curl hpdesktop.dontexist.com/f3/
/

The 'right' URL:

$ curl hpdesktop.dontexist.com/f3/view
/f3/view

Doubled /:

$ curl hpdesktop.dontexist.com/f3//view
/f3//view

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[Didier Gasser-Morlay]

@PJH

Thanks a lot, easiests solutions are always best, I never thought about adding a route with a double slash, and that works fine.

This gives me some other headaches but these are solvable easily since it's my own code. (I indeed check the URL with a MD5 control which now fails ... but that's a minor issue)

Thanks again