When I try to use a dynamic url in {urlload} I get the following error:
{urlload} URL must have a fixed domain like "https://example.com"
Is it possible to have dynamic urls for urlload for things like staging vs production?
When I try to use a dynamic url in {urlload} I get the following error:
{urlload} URL must have a fixed domain like "https://example.com"
Is it possible to have dynamic urls for urlload for things like staging vs production?
Hey @Josh_McKenney , the fixed domain is important to accurately determine the host permissions required in a snippet. You have two options for dynamic domains:
{staging=yes}
{if: staging = no}
{urlload: https://example.com}
{else}
{urlload: https://staging-example.com}
{endif}
This doesn't behave nicely if your urlload has a lot of parameters, because you'll need to duplicate all of them twice.
https://example.com/staging/
that has a 3xx redirect to https://staging-example.com
while internally forwarding the request query/body/etc. Then use it in the snippet like so:{staging=yes}
{if: staging = no}
{route="/"}
{else}
{route="/staging/"}
{endif}
{urlload: https://example.com/{=route}}
This doesn't work if you don't own the website. it also might be slightly more complicated to set this up depending on your website. I haven't actually tested this myself, so there might be some other issue as well that I am missing.