I'm using Apache mod_negotiation to eliminate file extensions
from my site, e.g.
http://tinyplanet.ca/services/development
This works great for dynamic features too, as I get pathinfo
for free. No more ?article_id=92 business for me.
Anyway. Google hates my guts for doing this. Why? Well, it
sends
Accept: text/plain,text/html
in its HTTP requests.
This causes Apache to a) issue a 406 "no suitable content found" error,
and b) not serve my content to google for indexing. Greaaat.
If I feed such a request to Apache, it says:
An appropriate representation of the requested resource
/services/dev could not be found on this server.
Available variants:
<ul>
<li><a href="dev.html">dev.html</a> , type
application/x-httpd-php, language en
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Which is, of course, correct.
Of course, if I change the content-type of .html files, then PHP won't
parse them.
I'm at a bit of a loss to figure out how to fix this.
Suggestions welcome.
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