Am 2006-08-21 09:43:08, schrieb Joshua Slive:
> Those will only work if php is running as a CGI.
>
> The easy (but perhaps hackish) way to solve this is
> ErrorDocument /default.php
OK
> But make sure to have your php script reset the Status header so that
> clients don't receive a 404. (I assume that is possible; I've never
> tried it myself.)
I will try it...
> Other than that, mod_rewrite could certainly do this. How complicated
> it would be would depend on your exact requirements. (For example,
> are there some real files in the filesystem that should be served if
> they are requested, or does *every* request (including for images) on
Right EVERY request.
The script know, which KeyWords are pics, ogg or whatever.
It took me some time to get it running corretly. ;-)
> this site go to /default.php.) In the simplest case:
> RewriteEngine On
> RewriteRule !^/default.php /default.php
OK.
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