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Dec 01, 2016 am 12:26 AM
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Written a simple mvc framework. The set routing is as simple as module/controller/action.
When accessing, localhost:86/app/index/index can render the view file.


Here comes the problem.

Access the page through a route like app/index/index and write a jump in the page

Click to jump to the page

At this time, the browsing path in the browser may become localhost: 86/app/index/demo/index/index.
But sometimes it can be accessed normally and becomes localhost: 86/demo/index/index.

I found that the two differences are the difference between the paths app/index/index and /app/index/index in href. Is there any way to better solve this routing problem?

The project source code is at https://github.com/zhoujiangy... .

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Written a simple mvc framework. The set routing is as simple as module/controller/action.
When accessing, localhost:86/app/index/index can render the view file.


Here comes the problem.

Access the page through a route like app/index/index and write a jump in the page

Click to jump to the page

At this time, the browsing path in the browser may become localhost: 86/app/index/demo/index/index.
But sometimes it can be accessed normally and becomes localhost: 86/demo/index/index.

I found that the two differences are the difference between the paths app/index/index and /app/index/index in href. Is there any way to better solve this routing problem?

The project source code is at https://github.com/zhoujiangy... .

This is a problem with the URL path and has nothing to do with your routing.

app/index/index is a relative path

/app/index/index is an absolute path

Similar to the file system path, such as:
If the current location is /a/b/c
then,
href="foo/bar" will jump to /a/b/foo/bar
href="/foo/ bar" will jump to /foo/bar

This is not determined by your framework routing, but by web standards

There is a difference between href = "/xxx/xxx" and href="xxx/xxx". Please try it yourself

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