Jose, >actually not true. Some basic cases where you might want different pages: > >1) the urls provide the right output but you don't control them and want to >provide a common interface > >2) In CGI, you don't want to package multiple sets of data in a single page >(especially if they are large!). You must >be assuming the typical database backend !
You can still build a CGI script that you use a façade to invoke the correct script. This would allow you to still separate your core files, but use one script which is dependant upon query string to serve the correct page. This would be an option open to you right now. You asked how you could implement these features w/out modifying the source code, so I tried to provide some solutions. :) It is possible things will be opened up to allow changing the URL programmatically. It's certainly technically possible, but needing separate URLs for the same field is a corner case. -Dan
