Hello everyone!
Crazy question:
I've created a little script that reads in .txt files and, with the
help of phplib templates, matches them up with a collection of
templates and spits out the beautiful html page.
In order to avoid sending variables through the URL I've stolen this
bizarre workaround where, when you call
http://www.mysite.com/somepage.html for example, the apache
configuration realizes it's a 404 and redirects all 404s through my
cms script. Then my script looks for
http://www.mysite.com/somepage.txt and does the rest.
This works beautifully, and my plan was to have a "dev" environment
that runs against the little CMS system and then wget the whole site
periodically for the live server (so, the live site actually *is* a
collection of flat pages).
Beautiful plan, but it turns out that WGET doesn't see the apache
configuration change that runs all 404s through my CMS script. It
sees a 404 and tells me its a 404 and then goes back to its coffee
break, you know?
Anyone else tried this workaround before with similar results?
Anyone else have a better workaround? Bueller?
Anyway, best,
Sondra
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