First off, can we please cut out the non-relative content from the previous
email's before replying???
That said, the reason this fellow is trying to put the .htm extension at the
end is so seacrh engine spiders will see it and *think* they point to static
files as opposed to dynamic files which they supposedly don't index. The
problem I see is that formurl2attributes finds all "/" and separates them
into name/value pairs. by adding the "display.cfm" to the end what you are
saying is here is my variable "display" which has no value associated with
it. So instead why don't you try :
http://www.mysites.com/index.cfm/fuseaction/foo.htm Now as a last point,
I'm not sure providing this functionality is really going to make any real
difference and I think Steve said as much a while back. Though I could be
miss quoting on that so please let me know if I read that wrong.
Cheers,
Emilio
> Maybe I am missing something, but why are you appending these extensions
> onto the URL? It should end with the last variable's value, i.e.:
> www.mysites.com/index.cfm/fuseaction/foo/ If you want to pass some more
> variables, just add them on
> > www.mysites.com/index.cfm/fuseaction/foo/display.cfm
> > (this doesn't)
> > www.mysites.com/index.cfm/fuseaction/foo/display.htm
>
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