Hiya,
Some UNIX servers will run a Javascript on a 404 error page that will
convert your 'cased' URL to lower case, so you don't notice what's
happened.
The file system on the server _does_ check, which is why they throw
errors when the file name requested is different to that on the server.
Try this: http://www.anachreon.com/hispec/main_page.html
And then this: http://www.anachreon.com/hispec/Main_page.html
(Notice the upper case 'M').
The second URL will redirect to the homepage as that is what it's
been set to do when there's a bad URL 'filename'.
Or: There's something up with loadURL...
Cheers,
Luis.
On 25 Nov 2008, at 11:05, Tiemo Hollmann TB wrote:
Hi Luis,
In my case I am pretty sure it is a unix server and I don't have to
care
about the filename, when entering it in the URL of a browser, but I
have to
care with my load URL.
if it is the file system on the server, why can't it do the same
check when
I am asking for a load URL?
Tiemo
Hiya,
It's not the browser that checks, it's the file system on the server.
On UNIX based servers this has always been so, on Windows based
servers I think you might get away with not worrying about case
sensitivity (I haven't checked on the Windows side of web serving
lately, so this may have changed).
Cheers,
Luis.
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