Routing index.php parameters

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Hi!

I am making redesign of website that already has content.

The old site uses old urls with parameters like this

/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=711&Itemid=28

The only imporant thing actualy is id which is id of the article. Articles were parsed so they have the oldarticleID so i can get them by id. I need to retain old urls along the old ones.

So i was thinking i will do something like this:

c::set('routes', array(
  array(
    'pattern' => 'index.php(:all)',
    'action' => function ($all) {
    	//parse query
    	parse_str($all, $output);
    	//find page with same id
    	$page = $site->search($output['id'], 'originalid');
    	//redirect 
    	return site()->visit($page);
    }
  )
));

But of course when you do index.php? and start parameters it goes imidiately to index.php so it doesnt work. If there is no ? then it works.

So is there a any way to do it in php or i need to touch webserver settings?

Thank you!

2

Using index.php as route pattern does not work unfortunately as it’s removed from the search string by Kirby, but you can use the following in your config:

if(str::startsWith(server::get('request_uri'), '/index.php?')) {
  if($page = site()->index()->findBy('originalid', get('id'))) {
    go($page);
  } else {
    go('error');
  }
}
3

Wow

You just made it for me. Thank you Lukas. Works awesome.