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ask : using '&' or '?' on annotation controller

good morning all...i have trouble with url using api...i have url like this

"https://localhost/phalcon-api/public/api/products/id=911'"

i want add string like "?" or "&" and then thats url will be like :

"https://localhost/phalcon-api/public/api/products?id=911&token=token'"

but, when i run on postman...that's repons like :

"{ "status": "011002", "message": "API NOT FOUND." }"

oh yes, i forgot..this is my annotation 

*   get detail products by products_id
*   URL : https://localhost/phalcon-api/public/api/products/?id=616031221770
*   @return detail products_id
*   @Route(method = "get", route = "?id={master_products_id}!token=token", authentication = false)

how i can use this string "?" on my url..thanks after ^_^



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Instead of ? use %3F and %26 for &



640

thanks for your answers...but when i use

*   get detail products by products_id
*   URL : https://localhost/phalcon-api/public/api/products/?id=616031221770
*   @return detail products_id
*   @Route(method = "get", route = "id={master_products_id}{%26}token={token}", authentication = false)

that's string for "&" and "?", still view error "message": "API NOT FOUND."...any one have solution again? thanks



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edited Mar '16

Wait a minute. What you want to achievie ? I thought you wanted to pass & or ? in url ?

https://localhost/phalcon-api/public/api/products/?id=616031221770

I dont see %26 in url ?



640

yes bro, sorry i'm wrong put "?" to route..i mean like this 

*   get detail products by products_id
*   URL : https://localhost/phalcon-api/public/api/products/?id=616031221770
*   @return detail products_id
*   @Route(method = "get", route = "{%26}id={master_products_id}!token={token}", authentication = false)

but, still not found too...whats wrong with my route.thanks



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edited Mar '16

You can't define query parameters in route, this:

?id=616031221770

Is query parameter.

You can access it in action like this:

    $this->request->getQuery('id)

So your route should be /api/products/ or /products/ depending on your base path and you can do all checks for query parameters in action. Sorry for that, currently no option to define query parameters in route definition.



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in reply to Sid Roberts

That's nice. I think it should be built-in in phalcon

Check out https://github.com/sidroberts/phalcon-requiredparams