Francois Dumais wrote: > I would like to serve a page like this one (example from the manual) : > > http://foo.org:80/foo/Geeks/Functions/ffunky/fcool.html?arg1=kiki&arg2=koko > > Although I understand how to setup http://foo.org:80/foo/Geeks/Functions , > I don't know how to make effective the > ffunky/fcool.html?arg1=kiki&arg2=koko part. I don't know what to implement > in the forms to have the server respond to this.
In this case, and assuming the page is http://foo.org:80/foo/Geeks/Functions, you'd find your data as $argv = ("ffunky", "fcool"), $arg1="kiki", $arg2="koko". > Have "active" and "normal" types something to do with it? Yes. If a page is set to active, it will match and serve it's own URL + all those 'below' it, storing the 'excess' path in $argv. Static pages must match their URL in full or will not be a match. So if above page is static, it won't get to serve the URL, since it will fail to match the 'ffunky/fcool.html' part. > Do we have to > program anything in Midgard to have this work? I need to know what things > to select in my Asgard forms in order to activate this. Whether a page is active is a setting in its properties. I think asgard uses the same terminology for this. Emile --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
