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Posted by dalyian39 on 10/20/05 22:33
Hello,
I'm pretty new to PHP but I have a page, B.php, which runs fine, but I
want to be able to call this as B (long story), i.e.
http://mysite/B?foo=bar should be equivalent to calling
http://mysite/B.php?foo=bar.
I've tried creating a symlink on the filesystem B -> B.php but that
just sends the text content of the B.php file itself back to the
caller. (I kind of thought I'd get away with that =) )
My config is Red Hat 9.0 with the included Apache 2.0.40. PHP seems to
built in to the core instead of as a module because it just works and
there's no included module in httpd.conf.
What I've done now is to try the type-map approach from the docs at
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/content-negotiation.html and added a
file called B.var with contents
URI: B
URI: B.php
Content-type: application/php
Now the call to http://mysite/B?foo=bar works, and the PHP executes,
but the variable $_GET is empty whereas it is not when I execute
http://mysite/B.php?foo=bar.
Undoubtedly it's something to do with mime types or something.
Any thoughts, or suggestions?
Thanks
Ian
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