surreal5335 Posted March 31, 2010 Share Posted March 31, 2010 I am working on a database that sends off user entered info to a databse upon submit of the form. The problem is when this occurs preg_match() is getting weird results for its two separate string to match for a proper url route while going to a new page. Currently no info is being submitted to the database. My site: http://royalvillicus.com/comment_board/ once the data is submitted I am left with this feedback: $route['url'] = /^\/(?P\d+)\/delete$/ $url = posts/create no route found $route['url'] and $url are the two strings being checked for a match. This check is being done with this code: function dispatcher($routes) { // $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] gets the URL typed in by the user $url = $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']; // Removes Application root from URL $url = str_replace(DS.APP_ROOT.DS,'',$url); //Holds the Named Captures, $_POST Data $params = parse_params(); // $_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'] - string in the url used to access the current page $url = str_replace('?'.$_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'], '', $url); //Becomes true if $route['url'] matches $url $route_match = false; // loops over $routes looking for a match foreach($routes as $urls => $route) { // sets $route_match to true // exits loop after match found if(preg_match($route['url'],$url,$matches)) { // if match found appends $matches to $params $params = array_merge($params, $matches); $route_match = true; break; } } When the data is submited from the form it links to action = "<?php echo DS.APP_ROOT.DS;?>posts/create" (DS.APP_ROOT.DS gets replaced with nothing using str_replace()) So this would explain $url being equal to "posts/create". My real problem is trying to figure out where $route['url'] got the "/^\/(?P\d+)\/delete$/" from. I realize it came from with in the array bc it is an option, but how did it get refered to that one? There is a lot of code involved in this, so I am going to stop here to see what suggestions you may have as to how to diagnose the problem. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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