>>>>> "Ajay" == Ajay Shah <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Ajay> /articles/10/index.html => /articles/index.html?id=10
Ajay> This is what I tried.
Ajay> sub handler {
Ajay> my $r = shift;
Ajay> my $uri = $r->uri;
Ajay> my ($id) = ($uri =~ m|^/articles/(.*?)/|);
Ajay> my $newuri = $r->document_root . "/articles/index.html";
Ajay> my $uriobj = $r->parsed_uri;
Ajay> $uriobj->query("id=$id");
Ajay> $r->uri($newuri);
Ajay> return OK;
Ajay> }
I may be wrong, but I bet you have to do this instead:
$r->uri("/articles/index.html");
$r->args("id=$id");
By the time the apache-request object has been created, args are
handled in a separate slot.
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