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AddIcon /icons/zip.gif .gz .zip .tgz AddIcon /icons/dir.gif ^^DIRECTORY^^ IndexIgnore head.html foot.html HeaderName head.html ReadmeName foot.html Under this directory I have a lot of other directories.What I would like to be able to do is to setup the .htaccess file so that in each directory, head/foot.html are processed if they are present, but if they are NOT present, the top level head/foot.html files are used instead. I know I can do this by creating a .htaccess for each folder, but I want to avoid that.
If that is not possible, then is it at least possible to include the current directory name in the html files?
Assume the following directories
$HOME/html/myfiles/February-2009/
/September-1993/
.htaccess is in 'myfiles'
in February I'd like to have in head.html <h1>Februrary-2009</h1> and
in September have <h1>September-1993</h1>. (I don't want the full
path, just the current directory name).
On a similar vein, assuming the above directory structure, is it possible to have an .htaccess file at /myfiles that applies to that directory and have different settings that apply to the directories under that directory without making a .htaccess file for every directory under myfiles?
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