Named route with tokens does not redirect

[Alexandre Plennevaux]

I have a rerouting of a named route that works locally but not on the production server.

I took this out of the documentation:

$f3->route('GET @beer_list: /beer/@country', 'Beer->bycountry');

$f3->reroute('@beer_list(@country=Germany)');




In my code :

$f3->route('GET @startup: /startup/@promoid', 'Controller\Inside->start');

and in the controller :

      $f3->reroute("@startup(@promoid=$current_promo)");

On my testing server, the redirection works fine.

On the production server, the redirected url become : http://domain/com//@startup(bxlcentral-promo-1=bxlcentral-promo-1)

and thus triggers a 404.  It seems it replaces both the key and the value with the value.

FYI : the production server runs on apache 2.4.17 with modrewrite active.

I'm not exactly sure what goes on here. Any help would be welcome.

[ikkez]

maybe a different php version which could effect how the $current_promo is handled in your quoted string.. have you tried instead:

$f3->reroute('@startup(@promoid='.$current_promo.')');


[Alexandre Plennevaux]

Thank you for your fast reply. There is a slight change (local is 7.0.20, prod is PHP7.0.21, apache 2.4.27) but local is debian and prod is redhat. A system update was performed (it's an AWS EC2 machine) and there were a few PHP Warning for "already loaded" modules, that I just resolved. But still, no go:

500 Internal Server Error

<h1>Internal Server Error</h1>

<p>Named route does not exist: startup</p>

I checked the requirements : https://fatfreeframework.com/3.6/system-requirements

Every component is there.  httpd.conf shows that AllowOveride all (so I get that mod_rewrite is active).

Do you have any idea where I should look at (what does the f3 alias need in order to recognize the named route ?) ?

[Alexandre Plennevaux]

The exact line triggering the error is this :

      <option value="{{ 'startup', 'promoid='.@promo->github_team_slug | alias }}" {{ @current_promo == @promo->github_team_slug ? "selected" : "" }}>{{ @promo->name }} ({{ @promo->total_students }})</option>

[xfra35]

This error indicates that "startup" is not a recognized alias. You can easily check if it's defined by dumping $f3->ALIASES.

What about your initial error (rerouting)? Is it still there?

[Alexandre Plennevaux]

Dumping the ALIASES was a great advise as it lead me to the cause : caching.

For the same set of routes:

$f3->route('GET @home: /', 'Controller\Inside->login');

$f3->route('GET @stage-entreprise: /stage-entreprise.html', 'Controller\Outside->stagesEntreprise');

$f3->route('GET @getbadges: /get-badges/@username', 'Controller\CodeAcademy->getBadges');

$f3->route('GET|POST @login: /login', 'Controller\Inside->login');

$f3->route('GET @logout: /logout', 'Controller\Inside->logout');

$f3->route('GET @student: /startup/@promoid/student/@studentid', 'Controller\Inside->start');

$f3->route('GET @startup: /startup/@promoid', 'Controller\Inside->start');

$f3->route('GET @start: /startup', 'Controller\Inside->start');

$f3->route('GET @external_sync: /sync', 'Controller\Inside->sync');

$f3->route('GET /binome/@amount', 'Controller\Binome->random');

$f3->route('GET @binome_generator_app: /binome', 'Controller\Binome->random');

$f3->route('GET|POST @github_callback: /sso/callback', 'Controller\Inside->callback');

locally dumping $f3->ALIASES shows this :

Array
(
    [home] => /
    [stage-entreprise] => /stage-entreprise.html
    [getbadges] => /get-badges/@username
    [login] => /login
    [logout] => /logout
    [student] => /startup/@promoid/student/@studentid
    [startup] => /startup/@promoid
    [start] => /startup
    [external_sync] => /sync
    [binome_generator_app] => /binome
    [github_callback] => /sso/callback
)

Whereas on prod I get this :

Array
(
    [home] => /
    [stage-entreprise] => /stage-entreprise.html
    [getbadges] => /get-badges/@username
    [login] => /login
    [logout] => /logout
    [student] => /promo/@promoid/student/@studentid
    [start] => /start
    [external_sync] => /sync
    [binome_generator_app] => /binome
    [github_callback] => /sso/callback
)

So indeed, the startup alias is missing, and the "startup" URL is wrong. It is actually outdated (the student route is an old one). Apparently the route change did not provoke a refresh of the cache. So I manually emptied the /tmp folder and... it solved it.

Thank you !!

On 15 November 2017 at 22:56, xfra35 via Fat-Free Framework <f3-framework+APn2wQdllyYRCbrJQTu...@googlegroups.com> wrote:

This error indicates that "startup" is not a recognized alias. You can easily check if it's defined by dumping $f3->ALIASES.

What about your initial error (rerouting)? Is it still there?

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