a bit lost with url arguments

i'd like to have multiple colorschemes for my site, that users could choose at will...

what i'm trying to do is just transmit the $scheme variable and parse it.

here's my setup :

in api.php i added the line :
"Jojo::registerURI("theme[scheme:integer]", 'JOJO_Plugin_glouk_home');"

so i guess that when i call mysite.org/theme0, i should go to my home page and have $_GET["scheme"]=0, or have Jojo::getFormData('scheme','') return the value 0.
But no. $_GET just contains an empty URI item.

what did i do wrong ?

i'd like to have multiple colorschemes for my site, that users could choose at will... what i'm trying to do is just transmit the $scheme variable and parse it. here's my setup : in api.php i added the line : "Jojo::registerURI("theme[scheme:integer]", 'JOJO_Plugin_glouk_home');" so i guess that when i call mysite.org/theme0, i should go to my home page and have $_GET["scheme"]=0, or have Jojo::getFormData('scheme','') return the value 0. But no. $_GET just contains an empty URI item. what did i do wrong ?

if you use theme1 does it return anything? Not sure about get, but in many situations, 0 treated the same as null or false

a useful tool for these things is Charles
http://www.charlesproxy.com/

which will let you see exactly what request is being passed through and what is coming back

if you use theme1 does it return anything? Not sure about get, but in many situations, 0 treated the same as null or false a useful tool for these things is Charles http://www.charlesproxy.com/ which will let you see exactly what request is being passed through and what is coming back

I've changed my strategy a bit, and decided to have a plugin that handles the "/theme2" thing, hoping that after parsing it and rewriting, the url would be automatically reparsed. but no.

Is it possible and how ?
my rule is set to (works only in the homepage) :
Jojo::registerURI("theme[scheme:integer]", 'JOJO_Plugin_glouk_demo_scheme');
is there a regex equivalent to :
Jojo::registerURI("*theme[scheme:integer]", 'JOJO_Plugin_glouk_demo_scheme');

also, isn't the "allowed_vars" array used to pass variables ? And how does it work ?

I'm looking for a simple way to pass variables, without writing 20 rewrite rules for each one... Is there ?

thanks for your time

here's the code of mycolorscheme plugin :

class Jojo_Plugin_glouk_demo_scheme extends Jojo_Plugin
{
static function getScheme()
{
$scheme = Jojo::getFormData('scheme','');
return $scheme;
}

function getCorrectUrl()
{
global $scheme;
$scheme = Jojo_Plugin_glouk_demo_scheme::getScheme();
echo "myscheme=$scheme<br/>";

$url_exp = explode("theme",$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']);
$base_url = $url_exp[0];
echo "$base_url<br/>";
return $base_url;
}
}

I've changed my strategy a bit, and decided to have a plugin that handles the "/theme2" thing, hoping that after parsing it and rewriting, the url would be automatically reparsed. but no. Is it possible and how ? my rule is set to (works only in the homepage) : Jojo::registerURI("theme[scheme:integer]", 'JOJO_Plugin_glouk_demo_scheme'); is there a regex equivalent to : Jojo::registerURI("*theme[scheme:integer]", 'JOJO_Plugin_glouk_demo_scheme'); also, isn't the "allowed_vars" array used to pass variables ? And how does it work ? I'm looking for a simple way to pass variables, without writing 20 rewrite rules for each one... Is there ? thanks for your time here's the code of mycolorscheme plugin : class Jojo_Plugin_glouk_demo_scheme extends Jojo_Plugin { static function getScheme() { $scheme = Jojo::getFormData('scheme',''); return $scheme; } function getCorrectUrl() { global $scheme; $scheme = Jojo_Plugin_glouk_demo_scheme::getScheme(); echo "myscheme=$scheme<br/>"; $url_exp = explode("theme",$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']); $base_url = $url_exp[0]; echo "$base_url<br/>"; return $base_url; } }