Good morning/afternoon/evening.. whatever timezone you live in :)
Small question: we all know how to pass parameter using question marks in an URL
ofcourse..
but I was wondering whether it was also possible to pass parameters in the URL using
forward slashes instead of those question marks, so
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RE: [PHP3] URL without a classic php filename like php, php3,
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Tue, 11 Apr 2000 12:54:35 MST
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But I think it is pretty cool to make the program name look like just
another directory in the tree, so I usually use Location.
I suppose it *is* possible then. Anyway, I've already putten ForceType
application/x-httpd-php in an .htaccess in the appropriate
hmm..
good question i don' t know exactly how it's done but i actually know a site that uses
this extensively www.emp3finder.com, they concat strings
i think it involves massive server configuration
regards
09/05/01 14:08:25, Franklin van Velthuizen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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On 9 May 2001 05:05:30 -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Franklin van Velthuizen)
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Good morning/afternoon/evening.. whatever timezone you live in :)
Small question: we all know how to pass parameter using question marks in an URL
ofcourse..
but I was wondering whether it was also possible to
On Wednesday 09 May 2001 14:41, hassan el forkani wrote:
hmm..
good question i don' t know exactly how it's done but i actually know a
site that uses this extensively www.emp3finder.com, they concat strings
i think it involves massive server configuration
It's quite simple. Read the tutorial
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