> "DC" == David Coe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
DC> I suspect there is no 'standard' definition of week number.
You're wrong. According to the calendar FAW (thanks, Google:-):
5.7 What is the week number?
International standard IS-8601 (me
I only have a few internationalized pages, but I'm more than half-way
happy with a very simple approach:
1) an External Method "preferred_lang", which takes a list of possible
languages as argument, and returns the language from that list that
has the highest ranking in HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE
Following up to my own post:
RWWH> If I am looking at page:"People" should link to:
RWWH> http://www.host1/ People or http://www.host1/People
RWWH> http://www.host1/News ../People or http://www.host1/People
RWWH> http://www.site/Host1 People or h
>>>>> "ES" == Evan Simpson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
ES> ----- Original Message - From: Rob W. W. Hooft
ES> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> I have set up a site:
>>
>> www.site
>>
>> In this site, there are a few vi
On my web site, I have made a "News" page. The "News" items themselves
are listed as a "lines"-property named "Items" on the News folder:
date1;text1
date2;text2
...
They are accessed in a dtml-method:
-
Since this is a small listin
I have set up a site:
www.site
In this site, there are a few virtual hosts:
www.host1 --> www.site/Host1
www.host2 --> www.site/Host2
Thanks to a nice access rule, both the left and right names can be
used to refer to the information. So far so good.
In www.site/Host1 I have define
> "emf" == ethan mindlace fremen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
emf> Set logical root:
emf> Add physicalroot:
As far as I can see, with this setup it is not possible to determine
from Z2.log which virtual host has served a request. Is there a way
to make the host logged as well?
Rob Hooft
