|
|
Posted by dorayme on 11/22/06 03:43
In article <sk97m2hnevlre6g7rj70k65mrkf3os3hsc@4ax.com>,
Michael Fesser <netizen@gmx.de> wrote:
> .oO(J.O. Aho)
>
> >Renaming the files to *.php is a better idea than use AddType.
>
> Not really. Changing URLs is never a good idea.
>
> >If you are
> >concerned about users links and bookmarks to break, you have the nice option
> >in apache to rewrite rules, if they try to load a "missing" html page,
> >redirect them to a php file with the same name.
>
> There's a better option: Let all URLs end in .html (or no extension),
> while still allowing the server to chose the most appropriate handler
> for a particular file. Static files can be send as-is, SSI can be
> handled by the server, PHP can be run through the interpreter etc.
>
> It's all possible with simple .html URLs. The keyword is "MultiViews".
>
> Micha
"Its possible" is the intriging thing. It is like a shiny
glimmering toy in the distance... hints and keywords cannot help
me because I am quite unable to follow hints and keywords
intelligently. I do best when someone behind me has a gun to my
head and says, "Do this punk" and I do something really
idiotically simple and he says, relaxing the trigger finger
briefly, "And now this..." etc.
<g>
--
dorayme
Navigation:
[Reply to this message]
|