Hi,
thanks Aengus.
>-- do you know how to include [no extension] as a PAGEINCLUDE? Is there a
> way?
>Don't know - did you try PAGEINCLUDE *
>If your non-pages are just .jpg and .gif (for example), you might try
>PAGEEXCLUDE *.jpg,*.gif
no, I do not want to do "*"... there're a lot of extensions that should not
be considered as pages...
It seems to be obvious, that these [no extensions] entries are actually scripts
with no extensions (like .pl or .cgi or .asp)...
So, having said that... any ideas anybody?
Also -- is there a way how to determine (i.e. log in Apache) what plug-ins
have users installed in their browsers?
Thanks,
Josef D.
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