> I don't have strong feelings about it, but I do think that there will be > people who want to answer the question "What directives are provided by > MPM XXX?" If the MPM pages are not comprehensive, then they will need to > go through the MPM pages, plus page through the entire mpm_common. > > In addition, I assume that the MPM pages will eventually contain some > examples and other documentation which will reference the directives which > the MPM provides. Therefore, it will be important to have links to those > directives. > > In summary, I think that the indexes inside the MPM docs should be > comprehensive, but I think it is a good idea to add the mpm_common.html to > the index. (I know, three indexes seems like a lot, but at least the > directives are only defined once. If anything, the index at the top of > mpm_common.html could be eliminated.)
That makes sense. So, just to make sure I know what I am about to do, I am just going to add a link to "Common MPM directives" underneath the links to the individual MPMs. I will commit this as soon as I finish adding some docs to the common page. Ryan _______________________________________________________________________________ Ryan Bloom [EMAIL PROTECTED] 406 29th St. San Francisco, CA 94131 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
