cotonti.com : Hacking UrlEditor

Eugene

Ma, 28 Jan 2013 14:05:00 -0000

Thank you for advice!

I made this piece of code


if ($path[0] == 'users' && $count == 3 && !isset($_GET['m'])) {

    $_GET['e'] = 'users';
    $_GET['m'] = 'details';
    $_GET['u'] = $path[1];
    $_GET['det'] = $path[2];

    return;
}

and in urltrans.dat

users	m=details&u=*&det=*		users/{cot_url_username()}/{$det}

Thank you ))

Trustmaster

Ma, 28 Jan 2013 12:35:39 -0000

Using urleditor.rewrite.first seems to be a better way if you want to reuse other stuff from that function. There's no need to overwrite most of it, you just need to put there your if and then call return when you're done.

Eugene

Ma, 28 Jan 2013 11:37:09 -0000

Hello!

Just need to rewrite urls like this... /users/Eugene/blabla ( GETting that as m=details&u=*&det=*)

In urleditor.functions.php I found a line (#85)

if ($path[0] == 'users' && $count == 2 && !isset($_GET['m']))

so, this $count == 2 is limiting me in my task.

What is the best COT-way to hack it?

creating function cot_apply_rwr_custom() and place it on the INPUT hook ... OR
use hook urleditor.rewrite.first to recode major part of function cot_apply_rwr()

Is there better way?