>> well, as I said, add_config() can't accomplish the same thing. in fact, >> every time I've tried to use add_config() the way I want I haven't >> been able >> to. not that it's not useful for some things, but it's not useful for >> the >> level of trickery that I'm used to being able to do with ReadConfig. > > > What do you mean, it can't? It just feeds the config sections as if you > have written them in httpd.conf. I fail to see how it fails.
add_config() is equivalent to an .htaccess file - whatever overrides govern .htaccess files' ability to have directives inserted into the configuration will apply to add_config() as well. that is very different from ReadConfig's blind addition of directives into the config. --Geoff --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
