Seth Dillingham ([EMAIL PROTECTED]; Wednesday, May 28, 2003 5:04 PM):
> Hi,
> I'm trying to analyze NCSA Extended log files from a dynamic,
> cms-based web site. The problem is that many of the files on the
> site have no extension at all, such as /index and /foo/bar/baz. You
> get the idea. (The CMS sets the content-type in the HTTP response
> header, based on settings contained in the database.)
> How can I configure Analog to treat these extensionless files as
> HTML ("pages")? This affects all of my most-requested pages.
I can think of two solutions.
One, you can use FILEALIAS to convert the requests to something Analog
recognizes as "pages" and then use REQALIAS (and related
report-specific alias commands) to convert them back to the original
when displayed. The caveat is that the hyperlinks will point to the
wrong name.
The other option is to tell Analog that everything is a page, and then
exclude those things that aren't:
PAGEINCLUDE *
PAGEEXCLUDE *.gif,*.jpg,*.png,*.swf
--
Jeremy Wadsack
Wadsack-Allen Digital Group
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