Hello Steve,
Am 2006-08-21 11:32:38, schrieb Steve Swift:
> The environment variable "REQUEST_URI" will contain "/", "/page1", "/page2",
Right, but...
> "/page3", "/<randomword>" so you could use this variable (perhaps without
> the leading "/") in your default.php to select the contents of the page.
...if the server receive the request /who%20is%20Steve%20Swift
then it is to late for default.php, because the Server
can not find the URL /who%20is%20Steve%20Swift.
For some time I had seen, that I must configure apache
to point always to default.php egal which URL.
I have tried this, but the URL change all the time to /
of default.php
Do you have an example?
Thanks & Greetings
Michelle Konzack
Systemadministrator
Tamay Dogan Network
Debian GNU/Linux Consultant
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