On 05/04/07, Sam Carleton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 4/4/07, Graham Dumpleton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I missed out on the start of this conversion so really don't know what
> you are trying to do
I have one module that does a few different things.
1: create a index html document of images
2: create a page html document of one image (when user clicks on an
image in the index)
3: Handle the image request that are in the HTML of #1 and #2 and send
out all the images.
Right now I have it all written in PHP, there is a index.php for #1
and #2 and an imageHandler.php for #3. I am trying to understand the
best way to separate this logic within my one module. Someone else
suggested I look at hooking translate_name.
I found my answer to how to determine the location, so I have been
playing with it since my post and when I set the r->filename =
"images"; and return OK, I get a 403 Forbidden.
Probably because you haven't allowed Apache access to the images
directory. Ie., you still need to have something like:
<Directory /some/path/images>
Order deny,allow
Allow from all
</Directory>
> why aren't you just using mod_rewrite?
This is going to be packaged software and I would, ideally, like to
keep it all self contained so that end users that decide to start
hacking things, cannot get too far.
But can't they just stuff around with your PHP code anyway.
Graham