Hi all,
I agree with Jim,
for start you can play with .htaccess and ModRewrite module.
for more information see apache docs or you can also check out how in
httpd.conf accessing .htaccess from clients browser is limited and you can
use the same code for all of your .xml and .xslt files.
Best
On Sat, July 21, 2007 12:17 am, Kelvin Park wrote:
> I'm trying to make a web site that it entirely XML/XSLT/PHP driven,
> without
> MYSQL.
> However, since I need to reuse the database from my last web site, I
> had to
> parse XML with PHP and save it as a file (e.g. xmlFile.xml) in my
> htdocs
>
Kelvin Park wrote:
I'm trying to make a web site that it entirely XML/XSLT/PHP driven, without
MYSQL.
However, since I need to reuse the database from my last web site, I had to
parse XML with PHP and save it as a file (e.g. xmlFile.xml) in my htdocs
folder in FTP. However, I understand that this
I'm trying to make a web site that it entirely XML/XSLT/PHP driven, without
MYSQL.
However, since I need to reuse the database from my last web site, I had to
parse XML with PHP and save it as a file (e.g. xmlFile.xml) in my htdocs
folder in FTP. However, I understand that this can cause some secu
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