HTTP fragment
HTTP host
HTTP password
HTTP part
HTTP post
HTTP query
Regular expression grammar rules for validation; values added by constructor
HTTP username
Inherited from Zend_Uri
Zend_Uri::$_config
Zend_Uri::$_scheme
Creates a Zend_Uri_Http from the given string
Constructor accepts a string $scheme (e.g., http, https) and a scheme-specific part of the URI (e.g., example.com/path/to/resource?query=param#fragment)
Add or replace params in the query string for the current URI, and return the old query.
Returns the fragment portion of the URL (after #), or FALSE if none.
Returns the domain or host IP portion of the URL, or FALSE if none.
Returns the password portion of the URL, or FALSE if none.
Returns the path and filename portion of the URL, or FALSE if none.
Returns the TCP port, or FALSE if none.
Returns the query portion of the URL (after ?), or FALSE if none.
Returns the query portion of the URL (after ?) as a key-value-array. If the query is empty an empty array is returned
Returns a URI based on current values of the instance variables. If any part of the URI does not pass validation, then an exception is thrown.
Returns the username portion of the URL, or FALSE if none.
Remove params in the query string for the current URI, and return the old query.
Sets the fragment for the current URI, and returns the old fragment
Sets the host for the current URI, and returns the old host
Sets the password for the current URI, and returns the old password
Sets the path for the current URI, and returns the old path
Sets the port for the current URI, and returns the old port
Set the query string for the current URI, and return the old query string This method accepts both strings and arrays.
Sets the username for the current URI, and returns the old username
Validate the current URI from the instance variables. Returns true if and only if all parts pass validation.
Returns true if and only if the fragment passes validation. If no fragment is passed, then the fragment contained in the instance variable is used.
Returns true if and only if the host string passes validation. If no host is passed, then the host contained in the instance variable is used.
Returns true if and only if the password passes validation. If no password is passed, then the password contained in the instance variable is used.
Returns true if and only if the path string passes validation. If no path is passed, then the path contained in the instance variable is used.
Returns true if and only if the TCP port string passes validation. If no port is passed, then the port contained in the instance variable is used.
Returns true if and only if the query string passes validation. If no query is passed, then the query string contained in the instance variable is used.
Returns true if and only if the username passes validation. If no username is passed, then the username contained in the instance variable is used.
Parse the scheme-specific portion of the URI and place its parts into instance variables.
Inherited From Zend_Uri
Zend_Uri::__construct()
Zend_Uri::check()
Zend_Uri::factory()
Zend_Uri::getScheme()
Zend_Uri::getUri()
Zend_Uri::setConfig()
Zend_Uri::valid()
Zend_Uri::__toString()
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