\CI_URI

__construct()

__construct() 

Constructor

Simply globalizes the $RTR object. The front loads the Router class early on so it's not available normally as other classes are.

_fetch_uri_string()

_fetch_uri_string() : string

Get the URI String

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_set_uri_string()

_set_uri_string(  $str) : string

Set the URI String

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_filter_uri()

_filter_uri(  $str) : string

Filter segments for malicious characters

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_remove_url_suffix()

_remove_url_suffix() : void

Remove the suffix from the URL if needed

_explode_segments()

_explode_segments() : void

Explode the URI Segments. The individual segments will be stored in the $this->segments array.

_reindex_segments()

_reindex_segments() : void

Re-index Segments

This function re-indexes the $this->segment array so that it starts at 1 rather than 0. Doing so makes it simpler to use functions like $this->uri->segment(n) since there is a 1:1 relationship between the segment array and the actual segments.

segment()

segment(  $n,   $no_result = FALSE) : string

Fetch a URI Segment

This function returns the URI segment based on the number provided.

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rsegment()

rsegment(  $n,   $no_result = FALSE) : string

Fetch a URI "routed" Segment

This function returns the re-routed URI segment (assuming routing rules are used) based on the number provided. If there is no routing this function returns the same result as $this->segment()

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uri_to_assoc()

uri_to_assoc(  $n = 3,   $default = array()) : array

Generate a key value pair from the URI string

This function generates and associative array of URI data starting at the supplied segment. For example, if this is your URI:

example.com/user/search/name/joe/location/UK/gender/male

You can use this function to generate an array with this prototype:

array ( name => joe location => UK gender => male )

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ruri_to_assoc()

ruri_to_assoc(  $n = 3,   $default = array()) : array

Identical to above only it uses the re-routed segment array

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_uri_to_assoc()

_uri_to_assoc(  $n = 3,   $default = array(),   $which = 'segment') : array

Generate a key value pair from the URI string or Re-routed URI string

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assoc_to_uri()

assoc_to_uri(  $array) : array

Generate a URI string from an associative array

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slash_segment()

slash_segment(  $n,   $where = 'trailing') : string

Fetch a URI Segment and add a trailing slash

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slash_rsegment()

slash_rsegment(  $n,   $where = 'trailing') : string

Fetch a URI Segment and add a trailing slash

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_slash_segment()

_slash_segment(  $n,   $where = 'trailing',   $which = 'segment') : string

Fetch a URI Segment and add a trailing slash - helper function

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segment_array()

segment_array() : array

Segment Array

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rsegment_array()

rsegment_array() : array

Routed Segment Array

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total_segments()

total_segments() : integer

Total number of segments

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total_rsegments()

total_rsegments() : integer

Total number of routed segments

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uri_string()

uri_string() : string

Fetch the entire URI string

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ruri_string()

ruri_string() : string

Fetch the entire Re-routed URI string

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_detect_uri()

_detect_uri() : string

Detects the URI

This function will detect the URI automatically and fix the query string if necessary.

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_parse_cli_args()

_parse_cli_args() : string

Parse cli arguments

Take each command line argument and assume it is a URI segment.

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