Uri Guttman wrote:
>>>>>> "TB" == Thomas Bätzler <t.baetz...@bringe.com> writes:
>
> TB> That'll raise the next problem, though: _ is a valid character for
> TB> a variable name, so the Perl interpreter will try to access the
> TB> variable $Vorname_ which probably isn't what you wanted. In such a
> TB> case, use curly braces to delimit the variable name, like this:
>
> TB> print STATISTIKDATA
> CGI->a({href=>"http://www.b-net-c.de/adressbuch/${Vorname}_${Name}_$id.html'},'Link
> zum Profil');
>
> you closed the string with ' instead of ". also this code cries out for
> formatting as you can't see the keys vs values vs code.
>
> print STATISTIKDATA CGI->a( {
> href =>
> "http://www.b-net-c.de/adressbuch/${Vorname}_${Name}_$id.html";
> },
> 'Link zum Profil'
> );
CGI->a({href="http://www.example.com/../${Vorname}..${id}.html"},'Link
zum Profil');
you have to write to get an URL like this one:
http://www.example.com/../Max_Mustermann_4711.html
Such an URL is seo-optimized and that a mod_rewrite-rule produce in the
.htaccess-file.
Regards,
Ruprecht
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