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I rewrote my url rule as follows:
RewriteRule ^(.+)$ index.php?path=$1 [QSA,L]
In php I get the parameters of $_GET['path'] and configure my controller, action and parameters.
$this->controlador, $this->acao and $this->parametros
If I assemble the url in this format everything works in my application:
http://www.example.com/controlador/acao/parametro1/parametro2/etc...
Since I need to know what is coming from the form. Hence I wanted to pass the query string as parameter. Type:
http://www.example.com/controlador/acao/query_string
Where query_string = id=123&name=jose&dica=ok
The problem is that the global variable $_GET is returning the following:
$_GET['path'] = "controlador/parametro/id=123"
$_GET['name'] = "jose"
$_GET['dica'] = "ok"
It would be possible to see only the $_GET['path'] with the full string.
Type:
$_GET['path'] = "controlador/parametro/id=123&name=jose&dica=ok"
Partner, either deal with the client side or the server side. When it comes to form, each field is a given, if you do not group it in run-time with javascript (in a single field, type an input[type='Hidden'], then arrange it next to the server, receiving the data and grouping it into a single variable. But $_GET, control data, URL visibility to me doesn’t seem at all safe..
– Ale
Ok may not be safe for critical data. But in case my application makes sense to be so. The problem is that if you pass a querystring via GET automatically on the server it is broken into the global $_GET. If I change the client side querystring it would work.
– Bruno Nascimento
Type replacing "&" with "/": formdata = $("#form"). serialize(); formdata = formdata.replace(/[&]/g, "/"); The result would be "controller/parameter/id=123/name=Jose/tip=ok" I don’t think it’s practical to do this on the client side. My question is whether querystring could be rewritten by some Jquery native method or handled by Rewriterule in htaccess.
– Bruno Nascimento