Re: How does .htm?userid=25 work?

Depending on your webserver software, you can map any extension to any pre-processor you want... I routinely use .mml for my cold fusion files. (.zml at my last job) I use .html on another server for php files and/or ssi. Using your own extension can be a "branding" function for your company an

Re: How does .htm?userid=25 work?

It is a way to pass a variable to another page. Like passing variables with a tag only you are passing them in the URL. With CF you grab the variable from the URL by using the a URL scope like this: #URL.id# At 08:22 PM 2/28/01 +0300, you wrote: >Hello, >Could anyone please shed some light o

RE: How does .htm?userid=25 work?

Probably a standard app though Alex -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Fouad Alfarhan Sent: 28 February 2001 17:23 To: CF-Talk Subject: How does .htm?userid=25 work? Hello, Could anyone please shed some light on .html or .htm files to which

Re: How does .htm?userid=25 work?

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How does .htm?userid=25 work?

Hello, Could anyone please shed some light on .html or .htm files to which parameters are passed, such as print.html?id=5 or whatever. As I understand, all .html pages should be static files, unable to pass/send parameters. What kind of application server is required to run these files? Any par