When request method is unsupported

[roman]

I can, but it won't change anything as $config['SITE_PATH'] gets assigned the correct value: C:\Users\[my user name]\Documents\Dev\Web\Sites\IssueTracker\

[leng]

forward slash / instead of \ ?

[roman]

That didn't matter. However, when I commented out $config['AUTOROUTE'] = TRUE;, I got only one warning message:

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in C:\Users\Computer God\Documents\Dev\Web\Sites\IssueTracker\dooframework\uri\DooUriRouter.php on line 274

Would you please look at my common.conf.php again to see if you spot any problems? (You have to scroll the code block here on the forum to see it completely ).

P.S. Could you increase the number of posts per page?

[roman]

And are we testing the same things? I only define one route in this test:

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$route['put']['/'] = array('MainController', 'index');

[roman]

More trouble: when a GET parameter is passed, my controller's index method is executed (and error or warning message is displayed) even though I only define put method: $route['put']['/'] = array('MainController', 'index');

[leng]

try the latest SVN, there's a fix for this, some logic is wrong in r74.

[roman]

Yes, the latest version fixed what I reported in http://www.doophp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=139&start=20#p787. But the original problem I posted in this thread is still there. I still get the following when I have only define put route but access the app with a get (for example) request:

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Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in C:\Users\Computer God\Documents\Dev\Web\Sites\DooPHPPlatform\trunk\svn\dooframework\uri\DooUriRouter.php on line 267

Maybe I will recreate the app and describe the steps to reproduce the problem for you on the Google code site.

[roman]

Leng, after I defined error route in routes.conf.php:

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$route['*']['/error']   = array('ErrorController', 'index');

and
set this

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$config['ERROR_404_ROUTE'] = '/error';

in common.conf.php

the error message no longer is displayed, and the error controller's index method is called, instead.

[leng]

Ah, right!~