| > I would not do it this way, in fact the way I would do this
| > would not be with your methods at all, unless you want
| > to have each section to be arbitrarily different and
| > maintained by separate graphics designers. The way I would
| > do this thing is to lose the directory structure completely
| > and to have things be database driven with parameters from
| > ?query_string like /index.asp?dir=1111, which you can build
| > the title for from the database because you know all the
| > parents for dir=1111.
|
| There are two reasons why I don't like doing it this way:
|
| (1) The URL is no longer human readable.
Consider putting this dirty hack in your httpd.conf:
AliasMatch ^/database/.* /path/on/your/server/to/database.asp
And then have your script database.asp do
my @whereami = $ENV{REQUEST_URI} =~ /^database\/(.*)/o ? split(/\//,$1) :
();
This way, you can request http://yourserver/database/a/b/c/d and have
everything handled by one Apache::ASP script and @whereami will hold
("a","b","c","d")
Ime
