On Tue, 9 Jan 2001, Jesse Reynolds wrote:
>
> I've read through alias.html and I'm not sure it helps me. I have
> multiple pages but they don't end in ".html" or dot anything.
>
> Here are some examples:
>
> the following are some more individual pages, note that they may or
> may not have "?..." on the end specifying more params... each set of
> params should indicate a separate page.
>
> http://www.acme.org/vce.acgi$about
> http://www.acme.org/vce.acgi$display_members?id=397
> http://www.acme.org/vce.acgi$new_members
> http://www.acme.org/vce.acgi$edit_members?id=2048
> http://www.acme.org/vce.acgi$list_pages
>
> etc etc. These are all separate pages.
Well, you can certainly count these as separate pages. Something like
PAGEINCLUDE http://www.acme.org/vce.acgi*
or whatever you want to match.
> to elaborate further, the following should all be counted as separate pages:
>
> http://www.acme.org/vce.acgi$display_members?id=1
> http://www.acme.org/vce.acgi$display_members?id=2
> http://www.acme.org/vce.acgi$display_members?id=3
>
This is more difficult, because analog knows that the bit after ? isn't part
of the filename. You could perhaps choose a different delimiter, with
something like
FILEALIAS REGEXP:http://www\.acme\.org/vce\.acgi\$(.*)\?(.*) \
/vce.acgi$$$1.$2
(You need to use regexps because of ? having a special meaning in a regular
alias).
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