Closed adeko closed 4 years ago
Just rewrite the URI
variable (or $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']
) before calling f3->run()
.
Thank you. Looks like it worked.
I used in nginx:
set $request_url $request_uri; if ($request_uri ~ ^(/assets.(js|css))\?(.*)$ ) { set $request_url $1; }
fastcgi_param REQUEST_URI $request_url;
Now I use:
$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] = preg_replace("!^(/assets.(js|css))\?(.*)$!i", "$1", $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']);
before calling f3->run().
Works the same.
Could you please tell if there is a solution for caching route with random query string.
For example, I have URL:
/assets.js?v=1585354010
And I use ROUTE:$f3->route('GET|HEAD /assets.js'
If works fine, but every time I change random number 1585354010, route creates new cache for this request.
I do not need that. I add random number for refreshing user browser cache.
But because of this, I have some problems with NNN of unused cached files, and also with some caching proxies.
[Question] Is it possible to ignore "?v=1585354010" part of url, and use for caching only main part of url "/assets.js", without rewriting this using nginx?