Robert Hicks wrote:
> I haven't a clue on this one. I do the standard CA thing with page names:
>
> ?rm=home
> ?rm=contact
>
> How do I do a URL re-write that makes the first one /home/ and the
> second one /contact/ ?
CGI::Application::Dispatch. Not only will it let do URLs like that, but it wi
I haven't a clue on this one. I do the standard CA thing with page names:
?rm=home
?rm=contact
How do I do a URL re-write that makes the first one /home/ and the
second one /contact/ ?
Pointers would help...you don't have to give me the whole answer. I like
to learn. :-)
Robert
# C
On Wed, Mar 5, 2008 at 4:47 AM, Mike Tonks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I'm struggling to accept the form method, because as you say no more
> - unless of course we use javascript.
>
> Now I like the old links, so cookies seems like a no brainer to me.
> Can anyone explain why the form metho
I've just come back to this thread as I'm just about to alter the
session handling in tha app that I'm working on. It currently uses
the url method, which I plan to replace.
I'm struggling to accept the form method, because as you say no more
- unless of course we use javascript.
Now I like the
With the recent release of CAP::Authz 0.07, I've started going back through my
existing apps and updating them to use the "authz_runmodes()" instead of my
custom Authz plugins which did something similar.
While doing this, however, I've run into a scenario that I thought I'd ask for
some input