Stuart Whitmore wrote: > Old... Hmph... Let's just see if I review any of *your* feeds anytime > soon... > ;-) > > A benefit of having the separate r.php (or whatever one wants to call > it) is that it can be used for any resource, whereas having the actual > destination do it requires that the destination be able to do > something with it. For example, my client uses a static XML file > (e.g., nifty_feed.rss) that can't do anything on its own. Analysis of > the server logs would show the query string, but tying more > information to the activity -- such as, has this IP requested this > resource before, or does the browser already have a certain cookie, > etc. -- might be more difficult or impossible just based on the server > logs. > > It all depends on what one wants to accomplish, of course, as well as > how elegant one wishes to be (or inelegant one is willing to be) to > accomplish it. > I basically agree, but if the destination file is a php file or other server side parsed file, we can do anything we want with it. We can put an include in it that runs the content (coding wise) found in r.php and executes all of the functionality.
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