Zend Regex Route help?

Q=chicken/page=2 is not parsable by Zend Frameworks' router. The router will only see search The router relies on the Path Info provided by the server and anything after the? Is the query string You would need to use a path such as this: search/word (default page 1) /search/word/page In which case your regex would become much simpler.

Q=chicken/page=2 is not parsable by Zend Frameworks' router. The router will only see /search. The router relies on the Path Info provided by the server and anything after the?

Is the query string. You would need to use a path such as this: /search/word (default page 1) /search/word/page In which case your regex would become much simpler.

Thanks for the input, now I know why my search button doesn't work. I edited my original question for more details. – Qin Dec 8 '10 at 19:06 My answer is still the answer.

What you are trying to do is not possible with the request string /search? Q=chicken/page=2 will result in the pathinfo being /search and a single $_GET param of q having the value chicken/page=2 - the Zend Framework router uses the pathinfo ONLY. – Darryl E.

Clarke Dec 8 '10 at 19:10.

Does fix the regex, but my routing still doesn't work for the reason pointed out by Darryl. – Qin Dec 8 '10 at 18:51.

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