Trailing Slashes not working

[xblabs]

http://www.domain.com/path/ gets internally resolved to http://www.domain.com/path.

Now, if the server is configured for SEO / DC reasons to generate a 404 response / doc if that trailing slash is missing, Houston has a problem.

one solution would be :

public function setPath ($path) {
        $this->info['path'] = array();

        foreach (explode('/', $path) as $dir) {
            if ($dir !== '') {
                $this->info['path'][] = $dir;
            }
        }
        $this->info['trailingSlash'] = preg_match( '`\/$`', $path );
        $this->buildUrl();
    }

and in buildUrl()

...

if (isset($this->info['fragment'])) {
            $url .= '#'.$this->info['fragment'];
        }

        if( $this->info['trailingSlash'] ) {
            $url .= '/';
        }

        if (!$maintainCache && ($this->url !== $url)) {
            $this->clearCache();
        }
...

[oscarotero]

Are you sure this happens? The setPath method not only stores the path, but also the file.
For example: http://domain.com/path1/path2/ is proccessed to:

$this->info['path'] = array('path1', 'path2');
$this->info['file'] = '';

but this url: http://domain.com/path1/path2

$this->info['path'] = array('path1');
$this->info['file'] = 'path2';

So, on generate the url again, the trailing slash should be respected

[xblabs]

Yep, the explode - and re implode takes it away. I had a quick peek in Xdebug.

[oscarotero]

Ok, I've made some changes. Can you confirm that it's working now?

[xblabs]

Working in my test case ;) Thanks!

[oscarotero]

Thank you for the feedback