Hi Jason,
I really don't know the detail of Spike's method for friendly URLs but my impression is that the way these things work is that all requests go through the index.cfm file. Index.cfm is then responsible for sorting out what file(s) are needed to handle the request. That is certainly how my friendly URL system works.
So I think if you are passing requests to multiple .cfm files it may not be possible to use the existing 'friendly' URL schemes.
Regards,
Brett B)
Jason Sheedy wrote:
OK I've figured it out. ... here's the problem. It works fine when the target file resides in the domain root, but if it's in any sub-directory the dynamic mapping will fail.. There must be a way to get around this. Any ideas?
-Jason
On Fri, 11 Feb 2005 12:02:49 +1100, Gavin Cooney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
That's strange. I don't see why it would work for mappings and not work the other way. Sorry.
Just a thought tho.... if you are dont want to have any explicit mappings, and you are using apache, you might want to look at Apache mod_rewrite as an alternative.
Sorry i can't be of any more help.
Gav
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