How in yii2 output in url instead of mysite / product / id => mysite / product / title?
I have such a problem, I want on my site to display all the id of the product, its title in view
Here is an example - http: // localhost / yii-application / product / 1
Comes into product view with id = 1
And I want it to be so -
http: // localhost / yii-application / product / TestTitle
and went so in the view of the product
php yii2
asked Jan 20 at 11:54
Vlad EvtushenkoVlad Evtushenko
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I have such a problem, I want on my site to display all the id of the product, its title in view
Here is an example - http: // localhost / yii-application / product / 1
Comes into product view with id = 1
And I want it to be so -
http: // localhost / yii-application / product / TestTitle
and went so in the view of the product
php yii2
asked Jan 20 at 11:54
Vlad EvtushenkoVlad Evtushenko
33
add a comment |
I have such a problem, I want on my site to display all the id of the product, its title in view
Here is an example - http: // localhost / yii-application / product / 1
Comes into product view with id = 1
And I want it to be so -
http: // localhost / yii-application / product / TestTitle
and went so in the view of the product
php yii2
asked Jan 20 at 11:54
Vlad EvtushenkoVlad Evtushenko
33
I have such a problem, I want on my site to display all the id of the product, its title in view
Here is an example - http: // localhost / yii-application / product / 1
Comes into product view with id = 1
And I want it to be so -
http: // localhost / yii-application / product / TestTitle
and went so in the view of the product
php yii2
php yii2
asked Jan 20 at 11:54
Vlad EvtushenkoVlad Evtushenko
33
asked Jan 20 at 11:54
Vlad EvtushenkoVlad Evtushenko
33
asked Jan 20 at 11:54
Vlad EvtushenkoVlad Evtushenko
33
asked Jan 20 at 11:54
Vlad EvtushenkoVlad Evtushenko
33
asked Jan 20 at 11:54
Vlad EvtushenkoVlad Evtushenko
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you need to change your action parameter and urlmanager in config file . Normally In view action we'll pass id as a parameter and using Id we'll get product information. Now we are changing instead of Id we are getting product information through Title of the product.
frontend/controllers/ProductController.php:
class ProductController extends Controller
{
public function actionView($title)
{
//Based on title getting product information
$productData = ProductModel::find ()->where(['title'=>$title])->asArray()->one();
return $this->render('view',
[
'productData'=>$productData,
]);
}
}
frontend/views/product/view.php:
your html code for display product view
frontend/config/main.php
Here we are passing title as a parameter for view acton
'urlManager' => [
'enablePrettyUrl' => true,
'showScriptName' => false,
'rules' => [
'product/view/<title:w+>'=>'product/view',
-------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------
'<controller:w+>/<action:w+>/<id:d+>' => '<controller>/<action>',
'<controller:w+>/<action:w+>/' => '<controller>/<action>',
]
]
Hope it helps
answered Jan 20 at 18:29
Naisa purushothamNaisa purushotham
764615
This is far more complicated in practice, because title needs to be unique in this case, and URLs will look like crap if it will contain non-latin characters. It is better to use slug approach or with combined ID and simplified title as suffix.
– rob006
Jan 20 at 22:16
@rob006 : Yes, you are right, if we are using slug it will be good, in product info anyway we need maintain slug. In that case instead of title we can slug
– Naisa purushotham
Jan 21 at 5:54
If two products have the same title, how does one produce?
– Vlad Evtushenko
Jan 21 at 9:44
for that reason we need to implement slug behavior , it will append extra numerical to existing slug , e.g test-title,test-title1...etc
– Naisa purushotham
Jan 21 at 15:22
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you need to change your action parameter and urlmanager in config file . Normally In view action we'll pass id as a parameter and using Id we'll get product information. Now we are changing instead of Id we are getting product information through Title of the product.
frontend/controllers/ProductController.php:
class ProductController extends Controller
{
public function actionView($title)
{
//Based on title getting product information
$productData = ProductModel::find ()->where(['title'=>$title])->asArray()->one();
return $this->render('view',
[
'productData'=>$productData,
]);
}
}
frontend/views/product/view.php:
your html code for display product view
frontend/config/main.php
Here we are passing title as a parameter for view acton
'urlManager' => [
'enablePrettyUrl' => true,
'showScriptName' => false,
'rules' => [
'product/view/<title:w+>'=>'product/view',
-------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------
'<controller:w+>/<action:w+>/<id:d+>' => '<controller>/<action>',
'<controller:w+>/<action:w+>/' => '<controller>/<action>',
]
]
Hope it helps
answered Jan 20 at 18:29
Naisa purushothamNaisa purushotham
764615
This is far more complicated in practice, because title needs to be unique in this case, and URLs will look like crap if it will contain non-latin characters. It is better to use slug approach or with combined ID and simplified title as suffix.
– rob006
Jan 20 at 22:16
@rob006 : Yes, you are right, if we are using slug it will be good, in product info anyway we need maintain slug. In that case instead of title we can slug
– Naisa purushotham
Jan 21 at 5:54
If two products have the same title, how does one produce?
– Vlad Evtushenko
Jan 21 at 9:44
for that reason we need to implement slug behavior , it will append extra numerical to existing slug , e.g test-title,test-title1...etc
– Naisa purushotham
Jan 21 at 15:22
add a comment |
you need to change your action parameter and urlmanager in config file . Normally In view action we'll pass id as a parameter and using Id we'll get product information. Now we are changing instead of Id we are getting product information through Title of the product.
frontend/controllers/ProductController.php:
class ProductController extends Controller
{
public function actionView($title)
{
//Based on title getting product information
$productData = ProductModel::find ()->where(['title'=>$title])->asArray()->one();
return $this->render('view',
[
'productData'=>$productData,
]);
}
}
frontend/views/product/view.php:
your html code for display product view
frontend/config/main.php
Here we are passing title as a parameter for view acton
'urlManager' => [
'enablePrettyUrl' => true,
'showScriptName' => false,
'rules' => [
'product/view/<title:w+>'=>'product/view',
-------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------
'<controller:w+>/<action:w+>/<id:d+>' => '<controller>/<action>',
'<controller:w+>/<action:w+>/' => '<controller>/<action>',
]
]
Hope it helps
answered Jan 20 at 18:29
Naisa purushothamNaisa purushotham
764615
This is far more complicated in practice, because title needs to be unique in this case, and URLs will look like crap if it will contain non-latin characters. It is better to use slug approach or with combined ID and simplified title as suffix.
– rob006
Jan 20 at 22:16
@rob006 : Yes, you are right, if we are using slug it will be good, in product info anyway we need maintain slug. In that case instead of title we can slug
– Naisa purushotham
Jan 21 at 5:54
If two products have the same title, how does one produce?
– Vlad Evtushenko
Jan 21 at 9:44
for that reason we need to implement slug behavior , it will append extra numerical to existing slug , e.g test-title,test-title1...etc
– Naisa purushotham
Jan 21 at 15:22
add a comment |
you need to change your action parameter and urlmanager in config file . Normally In view action we'll pass id as a parameter and using Id we'll get product information. Now we are changing instead of Id we are getting product information through Title of the product.
frontend/controllers/ProductController.php:
class ProductController extends Controller
{
public function actionView($title)
{
//Based on title getting product information
$productData = ProductModel::find ()->where(['title'=>$title])->asArray()->one();
return $this->render('view',
[
'productData'=>$productData,
]);
}
}
frontend/views/product/view.php:
your html code for display product view
frontend/config/main.php
Here we are passing title as a parameter for view acton
'urlManager' => [
'enablePrettyUrl' => true,
'showScriptName' => false,
'rules' => [
'product/view/<title:w+>'=>'product/view',
-------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------
'<controller:w+>/<action:w+>/<id:d+>' => '<controller>/<action>',
'<controller:w+>/<action:w+>/' => '<controller>/<action>',
]
]
Hope it helps
answered Jan 20 at 18:29
Naisa purushothamNaisa purushotham
764615
you need to change your action parameter and urlmanager in config file . Normally In view action we'll pass id as a parameter and using Id we'll get product information. Now we are changing instead of Id we are getting product information through Title of the product.
frontend/controllers/ProductController.php:
class ProductController extends Controller
{
public function actionView($title)
{
//Based on title getting product information
$productData = ProductModel::find ()->where(['title'=>$title])->asArray()->one();
return $this->render('view',
[
'productData'=>$productData,
]);
}
}
frontend/views/product/view.php:
your html code for display product view
frontend/config/main.php
Here we are passing title as a parameter for view acton
'urlManager' => [
'enablePrettyUrl' => true,
'showScriptName' => false,
'rules' => [
'product/view/<title:w+>'=>'product/view',
-------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------
'<controller:w+>/<action:w+>/<id:d+>' => '<controller>/<action>',
'<controller:w+>/<action:w+>/' => '<controller>/<action>',
]
]
Hope it helps
answered Jan 20 at 18:29
Naisa purushothamNaisa purushotham
764615
answered Jan 20 at 18:29
Naisa purushothamNaisa purushotham
764615
answered Jan 20 at 18:29
Naisa purushothamNaisa purushotham
764615
answered Jan 20 at 18:29
Naisa purushothamNaisa purushotham
764615
764615
This is far more complicated in practice, because title needs to be unique in this case, and URLs will look like crap if it will contain non-latin characters. It is better to use slug approach or with combined ID and simplified title as suffix.
– rob006
Jan 20 at 22:16
@rob006 : Yes, you are right, if we are using slug it will be good, in product info anyway we need maintain slug. In that case instead of title we can slug
– Naisa purushotham
Jan 21 at 5:54
If two products have the same title, how does one produce?
– Vlad Evtushenko
Jan 21 at 9:44
for that reason we need to implement slug behavior , it will append extra numerical to existing slug , e.g test-title,test-title1...etc
– Naisa purushotham
Jan 21 at 15:22
add a comment |
This is far more complicated in practice, because title needs to be unique in this case, and URLs will look like crap if it will contain non-latin characters. It is better to use slug approach or with combined ID and simplified title as suffix.
– rob006
Jan 20 at 22:16
@rob006 : Yes, you are right, if we are using slug it will be good, in product info anyway we need maintain slug. In that case instead of title we can slug
– Naisa purushotham
Jan 21 at 5:54
If two products have the same title, how does one produce?
– Vlad Evtushenko
Jan 21 at 9:44
for that reason we need to implement slug behavior , it will append extra numerical to existing slug , e.g test-title,test-title1...etc
– Naisa purushotham
Jan 21 at 15:22
This is far more complicated in practice, because title needs to be unique in this case, and URLs will look like crap if it will contain non-latin characters. It is better to use slug approach or with combined ID and simplified title as suffix.
– rob006
Jan 20 at 22:16
This is far more complicated in practice, because title needs to be unique in this case, and URLs will look like crap if it will contain non-latin characters. It is better to use slug approach or with combined ID and simplified title as suffix.
– rob006
Jan 20 at 22:16
@rob006 : Yes, you are right, if we are using slug it will be good, in product info anyway we need maintain slug. In that case instead of title we can slug
– Naisa purushotham
Jan 21 at 5:54
@rob006 : Yes, you are right, if we are using slug it will be good, in product info anyway we need maintain slug. In that case instead of title we can slug
– Naisa purushotham
Jan 21 at 5:54
If two products have the same title, how does one produce?
– Vlad Evtushenko
Jan 21 at 9:44
If two products have the same title, how does one produce?
– Vlad Evtushenko
Jan 21 at 9:44
for that reason we need to implement slug behavior , it will append extra numerical to existing slug , e.g test-title,test-title1...etc
– Naisa purushotham
Jan 21 at 15:22
for that reason we need to implement slug behavior , it will append extra numerical to existing slug , e.g test-title,test-title1...etc
– Naisa purushotham
Jan 21 at 15:22
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