Directive execution order is performed in a very strange way in
mod_substitute.
Look at the following example:
Substitute "s/aaa/global/inq"
<Location /test/>
Substitute "s/aaa/local/inq"
</Location>
If I have "aaa" in a page, I expect it to be replaced by "global".
No luck, it is replaced by "local".
Even more crazy:
<Location /test/>
Substitute "s/aaa/local1/inq"
</Location>
<Location /test/>
Substitute "s/aaa/local2/inq"
Substitute "s/aaa/local3/inq"
</Location>
I expect the first directive to execute and see "local1".
No luck again, it is replaced by "local2" - yes, not "local3".
The merging of directive by Apache is performed in the following order:
global, local1, local2, local3
but directives are executed in the following order: : local2, local3,
local1, global
Am I confused or should we fix that?
Thanks,
Nick
