> This (about.html) doesn't really need to be a > template, but it's ok if it is (that's how I have it > set up now). But I'm having to add a lot of logic in > my handler so I don't make un-necessary calls to the > database (there's no client parameter, and I don't > need as much feature info as I did before). Is there a > better approach to this, either via TT or Apache? > Also, is there a way to use Apache (or TT) so that I > can use simple html pages in htdocs for requests > ending in .html while sending a .phtml request(or > whatever ext.) through TT? > > /client/zzx/cx/index.phtml uses TT > and > /client/zzx/index.html is actually a physical page > /htdocs/client/zzx/index.html
Sounds like you want to use a <FilesMatch> directive in your httpd.conf. Check out the apache docs. You can use different handlers (including the deafult static page handler) based on file extensions. - Perrin
