Good afternoon,
On 1/3/08 at 2:37 PM +0900, Raymond Wan
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Not a very technical answer, but maybe an easy way of thinking
of things. The second scenario also makes it possible for
Google, etc. to index your web pages since it is a "real" URL.
In the first case, it
On Sat, Mar 1, 2008 at 1:37 PM, Raymond Wan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Not a very technical answer, but maybe an easy way of thinking of
> things. The second scenario also makes it possible for Google, etc. to
> index your web pages since it is a "real" URL. In the first case, it is
> possi
Joy,
J. Peng wrote:
I'm still confused why we need a path_info for the additional info to
CGI/modperl scripts?
Generally under CGI we say x.cgi?key=value to pass arguments, under
modperl handler we say /myHandler/?key=value to do it, or using POST
method.
Under what case we use path_info?
I'm still confused why we need a path_info for the additional info to
CGI/modperl scripts?
Generally under CGI we say x.cgi?key=value to pass arguments, under
modperl handler we say /myHandler/?key=value to do it, or using POST
method.
Under what case we use path_info?
//joy
On Sat, Mar 1, 2008 a
On Fri 29 Feb 2008, Frank Maas wrote:
> I am using a mechanism where I use the path_info to carry information
> about the content to be served. However, as far as I know the only way to
> do this is to create a handler that is defined for the correct location.
> In the described situation, somethin
Hi Frank,
Frank Maas wrote:
I am using a mechanism where I use the path_info to carry information
about the content to be served. However, as far as I know the only way to
do this is to create a handler that is defined for the correct location.
In the described situation, something like,
Hi,
In an explanation to J. Peng you wrote some interesting bits that I put in
a condensed form below. Now you mentioned in another mail that the subject
has shifted a bit, so I changed the subject and dehooked this mail from
the thread. Because there is something that "worries" me...
> As for
