> From: William A. Rowe, Jr. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Friday, December 29, 2000 6:21 PM > > I'm open to any other ideas, including, perhaps, index.en.html, > that might or might not work? I'm trying to get a handle on > the whole multiviews thing myself, so forgive if the suggestion > is absurd.
I'm seeing that such a change would require us to change the DirectoryIndex index.html to DirectoryIndex index in order to resolve the file, but that means every href to "foo.html" should also become "foo" ... hmmm, I don't have an opinion, that would clearly break everything. Notice that we expect users to be able to 'browse' these files locally as well as on our site, so maybe the idea of just dropping in one version is more appropriate, based on the user's choice of lanaguage, and strip off the extension. That means we would need a charset meta tag in every file, which is not really a bad idea in the first place, if we don't already include them. Thoughts from anyone else?
