On Mon, Aug 5, 2013 at 5:51 AM, Tim Bannister is...@jellybaby.net wrote:
How about implementing XHTML → JSON as a filter? Either with existing modules
or with something dedicated to autoindex.
That sounds really ugly if you ask me. For one thing he's trying to
avoid parsing XHMTL so now
output_directories seems html-specific code. Why not implement a brand-new
output_directories_json, and have index_directories() function choose which
function to call based on query args? Anyway, index_directories() has to
change to send the correct content-type header, and to skip emit_head and
On 05/08/13 22:51, Tim Bannister wrote:
How about implementing XHTML → JSON as a filter? Either with existing modules
or with something dedicated to autoindex.
Heya Tim,
thankyou - I'll file that away for future thought - I don't know
anything about apache filters, so it might come in handy
On 07/08/13 06:55, Daniel Lescohier wrote:
output_directories seems html-specific code. Why not implement a
brand-new output_directories_json, and have index_directories()
function choose which function to call based on query args? Anyway,
index_directories() has to change to send the correct
Hello Everyone,
I'm scratching an itch to make mod_autoindex output what I want, and
would love to know what, if anything would make the changes merge-able.
In its simplest form, I'd like apache to be able to give me an index in
JSON format - previously, I've parsed the html in javascript, but
How about implementing XHTML → JSON as a filter? Either with existing modules
or with something dedicated to autoindex.
TimOn 05/08/2013 7:26 Sven Dowideit wrote:
Hello Everyone,
I'm scratching an itch to make mod_autoindex output what I want, and
would love to know what, if anything would make
