Robinson Craig wrote:
/wrp/mary.html If someone types the following url into a browser: http://www.nrw.qld.gov.au/wrp/mary (**i.e. no .html extension) Then Apache can locate the page and successfully logs the entry like (note the 302 status):
This is done by Multiviews if it's enabled (I think the default is enabled).
As there is no extension, how can apache know what mimetype the file is and successfully respond?
Most of the time, getting the complete file name by Multiviews and then deciding wich file type is by using the mime extensions.
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