清理 IIS 5.1 和 PHP 5 上的 PathInfo URL 和查询字符串
我正在尝试使用 FastCGI 在 PHP 5.3 和 IIS 5.1 上使用查询字符串参数来获取“干净”的 PathInfo 样式 URL。我发现我可以使用：
(1) http://www.example.com/index.php?/path/to/foo/
但不能：
(2) http://www.example.com/index.php/path/to/foo/ （注意缺少的？）
这不是一个大问题，直到我想将 URL 与查询字符串混合，例如：
(3) http://www.example.com/index.php?/path/to /foo/?color=blue&size=small
这使得我的 $_GET 看起来像：
Array
(
[/myapp/foo/bar?colour] => blue
[size] => small
)
有没有办法让像下面 (4) 这样的 URL 方案正常工作，并且 $_GET 在 IIS 5.1 上正确填充？
(4) http://www.example.com/index.php/path/to/foo/?color=blue&size=small
PS - 我记得是以前可以做到这一点，但我怀疑我当时使用的是 Apache 而不是 IIS。无法为此使用 Apache。然而，生产服务器有 IIS7（我的机器上只有 IIS 5.1）。
I'm trying to get 'clean' PathInfo style URLs with query string parameters working on PHP 5.3 and IIS 5.1 using FastCGI. I've found that I can use:
(1) http://www.example.com/index.php?/path/to/foo/
but not:
(2) http://www.example.com/index.php/path/to/foo/ (Note the missing ?)
Which isn't a big issue until I want to mix URLs with a query string like:
(3) http://www.example.com/index.php?/path/to/foo/?color=blue&size=small
That makes my $_GET look like:
Array
(
[/myapp/foo/bar?colour] => blue
[size] => small
)
Is there way to get a URL scheme like (4) below to work, and with $_GET being populated correctly on IIS 5.1?
(4) http://www.example.com/index.php/path/to/foo/?color=blue&size=small
P.S. - I remember being able to do this before, but I suspect I was using Apache at the time and not IIS. Unable to use Apache for this. However the production server has IIS7 (I only have IIS 5.1 on my machine).
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对于 (3)，您只需将查询字符串视为单个文本即可。您不应该使用
$_GET- 您应该直接使用QUERY_STRING环境变量。您应该得到/path/to/foo/?color=blue&size=small。对于 (4)，您应该连接
PATH_INFO和QUERY_STRING环境变量，并使用?连接，并使用该值。同样，您应该得到/path/to/foo/?color=blue&size=small。这是因为PATH_INFO具有/path/to/foo且QUERY_STRING具有color=blue&size=small。For (3), you simply need to treat the query-string as a single piece of text. You should not be using
$_GET- you should be using theQUERY_STRINGenvironment variable directly, instead. You should get/path/to/foo/?color=blue&size=small.For (4), you should concatenate the
PATH_INFOandQUERY_STRINGenvironment variables, joined with a?, and use that value. Again, you should get/path/to/foo/?color=blue&size=small. This is becausePATH_INFOhas/path/to/fooandQUERY_STRINGhascolor=blue&size=small.