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URL Regex Expansion and Option #25

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swainn opened this issue Mar 8, 2015 · 0 comments
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URL Regex Expansion and Option #25

swainn opened this issue Mar 8, 2015 · 0 comments
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swainn commented Mar 8, 2015

  • Add "." and "_" to the default REGEX for the URL Map
  • Add an argument to the UrlMap object that allows advanced users to pass a custom REGEX pattern to match for each url parameter provided.
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The default REGEX for URL variables is found in this function: **tethys_apps.base.url_map:django_url_preprocessor()**

I expanded the default REGEX to include underscores (_) and periods (.) as follows:

DEFAULT_EXPRESSION = '[0-9A-Za-z-_.]+'

Note: dashes (-) were already included.

I also added a new optional parameter to the UrlMap object to allow for a custom REGEX to be set. The parameter is called 'regex' and it will accept a string or a list/tuple of strings to support different regex for urls with multiple parameters.
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swainn added a commit that referenced this issue Oct 7, 2022
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Close Issue #25
8bdadcb 
The default REGEX for URL variables is found in this function: **tethys_apps.base.url_map:django_url_preprocessor()**

I expanded the default REGEX to include underscores (_) and periods (.) as follows:

DEFAULT_EXPRESSION = '[0-9A-Za-z-_.]+'

Note: dashes (-) were already included.

I also added a new optional parameter to the UrlMap object to allow for a custom REGEX to be set. The parameter is called 'regex' and it will accept a string or a list/tuple of strings to support different regex for urls with multiple parameters.
swainn added a commit that referenced this issue Oct 7, 2022
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Close Issue #25
0461295 
The default REGEX for URL variables is found in this function: **tethys_apps.base.url_map:django_url_preprocessor()**

I expanded the default REGEX to include underscores (_) and periods (.) as follows:

DEFAULT_EXPRESSION = '[0-9A-Za-z-_.]+'

Note: dashes (-) were already included.

I also added a new optional parameter to the UrlMap object to allow for a custom REGEX to be set. The parameter is called 'regex' and it will accept a string or a list/tuple of strings to support different regex for urls with multiple parameters.
swainn added a commit that referenced this issue Oct 9, 2022
@swainn
Close Issue #25
bbca7b1 
The default REGEX for URL variables is found in this function: **tethys_apps.base.url_map:django_url_preprocessor()**

I expanded the default REGEX to include underscores (_) and periods (.) as follows:

DEFAULT_EXPRESSION = '[0-9A-Za-z-_.]+'

Note: dashes (-) were already included.

I also added a new optional parameter to the UrlMap object to allow for a custom REGEX to be set. The parameter is called 'regex' and it will accept a string or a list/tuple of strings to support different regex for urls with multiple parameters.
swainn added a commit that referenced this issue Oct 13, 2022
@swainn
Close Issue #25
be6ba5d 
The default REGEX for URL variables is found in this function: **tethys_apps.base.url_map:django_url_preprocessor()**

I expanded the default REGEX to include underscores (_) and periods (.) as follows:

DEFAULT_EXPRESSION = '[0-9A-Za-z-_.]+'

Note: dashes (-) were already included.

I also added a new optional parameter to the UrlMap object to allow for a custom REGEX to be set. The parameter is called 'regex' and it will accept a string or a list/tuple of strings to support different regex for urls with multiple parameters.
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