webmcp
annotate framework/env/request/set_absolute_baseurl.lua @ 31:1cd9e69b85cb
add execute.load_chunk(args)
load_chunk loads the content of a lua file and returns the code.
It can construct the path name easily so you can put helper code in
seperate files for DRYness.
load_chunk loads the content of a lua file and returns the code.
It can construct the path name easily so you can put helper code in
seperate files for DRYness.
| author | Daniel Poelzleithner <poelzi@poelzi.org> |
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| date | Tue Oct 05 02:34:04 2010 +0200 (2010-10-05) |
| parents | 9fdfb27f8e67 |
| children | 2169a62e12f5 |
| rev | line source |
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| jbe/bsw@0 | 1 --[[-- |
| jbe/bsw@0 | 2 request.set_absolute_baseurl( |
| jbe/bsw@0 | 3 url -- Base URL of the application |
| jbe/bsw@0 | 4 ) |
| jbe/bsw@0 | 5 |
| jbe/bsw@0 | 6 Calling this function is neccessary for every configuration, because an absolute URL is needed for HTTP redirects. If the URL of the application is volatile, and if you don't bother violating the HTTP standard, you might want to execute request.set_absolute_baseurl(request.get_relative_baseurl()) in your application configuration. |
| jbe/bsw@0 | 7 |
| jbe/bsw@0 | 8 --]]-- |
| jbe/bsw@0 | 9 |
| jbe/bsw@0 | 10 function request.set_absolute_baseurl(url) |
| jbe/bsw@0 | 11 if string.find(url, "/$") then |
| jbe/bsw@0 | 12 request._absolute_baseurl = url |
| jbe/bsw@0 | 13 else |
| jbe/bsw@0 | 14 request._absolute_baseurl = url .. "/" |
| jbe/bsw@0 | 15 end |
| jbe/bsw@0 | 16 end |