I have a site that is in the testing phase, so it connects not to the real data but to a local copy of a database.
My customer needs now a fast link to retrieve some urgent and important pdf reports, so I need to set up another version of the site that links to the "real data".
I can create two environments ("local" and "real") with different database connections, and I would like to give the opportunity to select the environment via the URL (I know it's not pretty from a security point of view, but let's take this for granted).
So I would like to use:
my.ip.address/mysite
to use the test db
my.ip.address/mysite/real
to use the real db, redirecting to the URLs without the "real folders".
F.ex.: /mysite/real/admin
should redirect to /mysite/admin
but selecting the "real" environment on Laravel 4.
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is it possible to pattern-match also folders in Laravel 4 or is it possible only for domains? In other words, does this work?
$env = $app->detectEnvironment(array( 'test' => array('*/mysite/*'), 'real' => array('*/mysite/real/*'), ));
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If so, I just can't figure out how to write the .htaccess rule, I've tried
RewriteRule ^/real(.*)$ $1
But it won't work.