Reputation: 8711
I have tried echo $_GET['id']
, var_dump($_GET)
, but both don't give the desired results.
After enabling urlFormat
in the application's main.php file, I can no longer get the query parameter called 'id'.
The url's are of the format: index.php/controller/action/param (I don't have an htaccess file)
Right now the URL looks like: index.php/article/read/daily_proxy_list
Using var_dump($_GET)
returns only:
array
'daily_proxy_list' => string '' (length=0)
And here's how I create the URL to point to this location:
$this->createUrl('article/read', array('id'=>$key));
My question is, how do I get the query parameter named 'id' (or any other name)?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 3045
Reputation: 4114
From yii documentation
Since version 1.1.4, Yii has added support for automatic action parameter binding. That is, a controller action method can define named parameters whose value will be automatically populated from $_GET by Yii.
So in order to get the value $_GET['id']
, you simply add an argument $id
to the actionRead()
. Yii will automatically populate it with $_GET['id']
public function actionRead($id)
{
var_dump($id);
}
For more info and examples refer to Yii documentation
Upvotes: 3
Reputation: 39464
Have you tried using parseUrl with $_SERVER['QUERY_STRING'] or similar?
Upvotes: 0