this error is most probably caused by Cocoon
not getting back to the web server.
Thanks Jörg,
I tried it on a LINUX server with a cinclude (does NOT
work), and an iframe which sources the file (works).
Curiously, the cinclude works on a Windows machine (same
apache/mod_jk/php config)
OK, so it is Cocoon handling the above browser request?
What URI does it use to "pass it off to Apache"?
I have a sub-sitemap with the following:
<map:match pattern="**getname.php*">
<map:read
src="getname.php{2}"mime-type="application/x-httpd-php"/>
</map:match>
I also tried:
<map:match pattern="**getname.php*">
<map:read src="http://myservername/myphp/getname.php{2}
"mime-type="application/x-httpd-php"/>
</map:match>
In Apache I have a
SetEnvIf Request_URI "/*.php" no-jk
SetEnvIf Request_URI "/myphp/*.php" no-jk
which seems to do a good job at handling the php stuff (I
manage to use tinymce editor within cocoon this way)
I am NOT a developer, so, I apologize in advance if what I
say seems a bit amateurish.
I just don't understand what the difference is between an
iframe calling the URL (or typing it in the browser) --
which returns the expected result, and a cinclude which
calls the external file (using http:// and
not the cocoon:/ protocol) -- which does not.
Thanks for helping me learn!
Dan
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