, I'm told this is probably one of the most "expensive" ways
to accomplish this. Is this true? Can anyone recommend another method?
Also, would it be possible to setup www.example.org/blog/ in a way where a
virtual include would work?
Thanks in advance,
Chris
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> If the blog content is generated dynamically Im assuming its content
is stored
> in a database somewhere. Why not write ssi inc to fetch the data
> and output it.
Aaron, you are quite correct that the content is in a database, which is
managed by the blog's content management system. The conte
> Come to think of it, you'll want to combine mod_rewrite and mod_proxy
> - I think there's an example of how to do this on the mod_rewrite
> docs.
Thanks Mark. I've read the online docs and tried to make sense of them
the best I can. I couldn't seem to find an example similar to mine
though.
Chr
more closely at our script or rewrite rule?
Thanks,
Chris
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Thanks Rob, this might be it.
As we can't expect our users to know to use "%2B" instead of "+", we'll
try replacing it in the rewrite.
Chris
-Original Message-
From: Robert Landrum [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, December 18, 2006 11:01 AM
> I wouldn't really call this a modperl question but regardless...
Sorry if this was off topic. I subscribed to this list a few months ago
for another issue and have seen a number of posts dealing with
mod_rewrite. I'll be mindful in the future.
Chris
