Stuart Ballard wrote:
> Wes Strater wrote:
> >
> > I brought up the issue of case sensitivity on a different list and was
> > slammed for being a terrible programmer. My point was that the servlet name
> > and the parameters are case sensitive. If a user uses the wrong case for
> > the servlet name, they can not access your site. If you are running a
> > commerical site, you are losing business. If the user uses the wrong case
> > for a parameter, you have to do extra coding to check for the parameter.
>
> Surely this is just a case of using mod_rewrite with a case insensitive
> regexp? I don't know the exact syntax for mod_rewrite, but I'd be very
> surprised if this wasn't pretty simple to achieve. I mean the
> mod_rewrite equivalent of the following perl:
>
Well this is ifinately easier than my sugestion of a translation table. Ohh
well and I thought I was onto something. Ill get to contribute some day some
how. Just you watch. :-)
Ron Burton
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