Hi Luigi,
First there are two mistakes in your .xsjs code.
1. $.Response = $.net.http.OK; -> $.response.status = $.net.http.OK;
2. result = e.toString(); -> var result = e.toString();
Then regarding your problem, first you need to know what the regex "/(\\w+)/(\\d+)/" means. There is a lot of learning materials, e.g. Regular expression - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
\w means [A-Za-z0-9_]
\d means [0-9]
So, in your case, the regex is incorrect. You need to change to the correct one. Don't know if you want to validate the email address and the number in your scenario. I do not validate anything and just use a simple one as "/(.+)/(.+)/"
The following is my code and works fine.
.xsaccess:
{ "exposed": true,
"default_file" : "post_url.xsjs",
"authentication": {
"method": "Basic" },
"rewrite_rules" : [
{
"source": "/(.+)/(.+)/",
"target": "/post_url.xsjs?id=$1&poiid=$2"
} ]
}
post_url.xsjs:
$.response.contentType = "text/html";
try{
if($.request.method === $.net.http.POST) {
var id = $.request.parameters.get("id");
var poid = $.request.parameters.get("poiid");
var output = id + poid ;
$.response.setBody(output);
$.response.status = $.net.http.OK;}
} catch(e){
var result = e.toString();
$.response.setBody(output + result);
}
Best regards,
Wenjun
