Hi folks,
Sorry if this has been discussed but I didn't strike upon the lucky search
string! Is it possible to access the revServer engine via scripts in pages of
mime-type other than .irev - such as .html - and if so, what is the trick?
I have a test page of mime-type .irev working OK on my
No way to do this directly but in mapping each .irev page to .html trough
.htaccess rules, your page can be outputed as .html to the client's browser
address bar.
HTH,
Le 18 déc. 2010 à 10:07, Keith Clarke a écrit :
Hi folks,
Sorry if this has been discussed but I didn't strike upon the
Pierre, Thanks for the clarification. Not quite the answer I was hoping as I
want to rev-enable existing auto-generated pages where I can't change the page
mime-type from html. Still, at least I can stop trying to rev-enable the OSX
Wiki Server and get on with some development work! ;-)
Hi folks,
Sorry if this has been discussed but I didn't strike upon the lucky search
string! Is it possible to access the
revServer engine via scripts in pages of mime-type other than .irev - such as
.html - and if so, what is the trick?
I have a test page of mime-type .irev working OK on
Richard,
Thanks, for the clarification on how the CGI process works and how mod_rewrite
.htaccess can be used to tweak things.
I'm not sure about these being essential to enable revServer - unless they do
more than manage the script hand-off to the revServer engine. As I have full
access to
...thanks Mike. I don't really understand much of this - but it's early days
for me in hacking servers and Apache configs!
Richard has provided a potential short-term work-around for my dev site, but
I'll have a look SSIs again once I've learned a bit more and have maybe got
part-way up the
