I created subdomain for my application.
host_www.type = "Zend_Controller_Router_Route_Hostname"
host_www.route = "www.mywebsite.com"
host_www.defaults.module = "default"
host_www.defaults.controller = "index"
host_www.defaults.action = "index"
store_infos.route = "storeinfos/:store"
store_infos.defaults.controller = "store"
store_infos.defaults.action = "store-infos"
store_infos.defaults.module = "default"
store_infos.chain = "host_www"
host_products.type = "Zend_Controller_Router_Route_Hostname"
host_products.route = "products.mywebsite.com"
host_products.defaults.module = "products"
host_products.defaul开发者_C百科ts.controller = "products"
host_products.defaults.action = "index"
product_infos.type = "Zend_Controller_Router_Route_Regex"
product_infos.route = "([-\w]+).htm"
product_infos.reverse = "%s.htm"
product_infos.map.1 = "q"
product_infos.defaults.module = "products"
product_infos.defaults.controller = "products"
product_infos.defaults.action = "see-product"
product_infos.chain = "host_products"
I don't know if the syntax in this zend config ini file is correct, in particular for routes chaining.
Once I'm on this subdomain, urls constructed with $this->url() like this :
<a href="<?= $this->url(array('store' => 1234), 'store_infos', true) ?>">
See store informations
</a>
still point to the subdomain products.mywebsite.com, where I want it to point to www.mywebsite.com
For the moment, I do this :
<a href="http://www.mywebsite.com<?= $this->url(array('store' => 1234), 'store_infos', true) ?>">
See store informations
</a>
But it's not flexible at all.
Is there a solution, a parameter to add, or my config file is wrong ?
thanks in advance for your help.
You could, in you index.php, define the server part of the address:
// Define the server
defined('APPLICATION_SERVER')
|| define('APPLICATION_SERVER', $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME']);
And then use:
<a href="http://<?=APPLICATION_SERVER."/".$this->url(array('store'=>'1234'))?>">
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