Hi, On Sun, 4 Apr 2010 17:49:18 +0100 Kai Hendry <hen...@iki.fi> wrote:
> I don't like URLs with "sw.cgi" in them or the .md suffix. You can use the name that you want, just rename sw.cgi and edit the variable "BIN="/sw.cgi". Then configure your http server for treating that file or the files under the directory containing sw as cgi's (ScriptAlias, Options ExecCGI, etc. in apache). > Why CGI? I prefer the compiler type approach of ikiwiki.info Well, It's a matter of taste. I just wanted a minimal framework that generates the website from a file system structure, treating folder as sections and files as contents. So I can use, for example, mercurial and vim to maintain and edit the site. I don't want to deal with big configuration files or thousands of options and scripts... just copy one cgi to a folder and go :) > The first bit of code with the window.location= can surely be done > better with an Apache CGI catchall redirect thing. Same does for the > next block which I assume is some sort of 404 handler. Maybe, but I wanted to do that from inside of the cgi, not depending on the http server configuration of the user. Plus, when it has to do with security issues. > As for HTML, don't use <div class="header">. Use <header>. > Same goes for <div id="footer"> > Instead of <div id=\"side-bar\">, use <menu> Is it just a aesthetic issue? > Collapse that charset stuff just to: > <meta charset="utf-8" /> Fixed :) > Use http://validator.nu/ for validation. I think it's worth it. :) > -HTML5 fan boy > http://hendry.iki.fi Kind regards, -- nibble
