>>I have a similar hack working on Apache/Linux,
>>but I could never get it working on Apache/Win98.
>>Not a big deal, but has anyone tried this on windows? I cannot issue the
>>ForceType application/x-httpd-php directive
>>and the URL rewrite also gave me more trouble then it was worth.
Intall php as a module and you can then use the ForceType directive. I use
it on win 98/apache and it works well. There is a good article on this on
phpbuilder.
Also, if you haven't already, look at using variable variables for parsing
your url. You don't have to rely on a consistent url structure to give you
the variables and values you need.
/*
**Blow up url
*/
$url_array=explode("/",$PATH_INFO); //BREAK UP THE URL PATH USING '/' as
delimiter
if(isset($url_array[1])) $go_one=$url_array[1]; //Type of
Activity - eg. action
if(isset($url_array[2])) $$go_one=$url_array[2]; //Value of
Activity
if(isset($url_array[3])) $go_two=$url_array[3]; //Variable1
if(isset($url_array[4])) $$go_two=$url_array[4]; //Value of
Variable 1
if(isset($url_array[5])) $go_three=$url_array[5]; //Variable2
if(isset($url_array[5])) $$go_three=$url_array[6]; //Value of
Variable 2
so:
www.test.com/fun/house/street/2
parsed by the script above
creates
a variable named $fun
which has the value "house"
&
creates
a variable named $street
which has the value 2
Kevin
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