[Wiki] changed: Doc/Admin/Config/Horde
Jan Schneider <[email protected]>
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jan Fri, 14 Aug 2009 09:32:19 -0400 Modified page: http://wiki.horde.org/Doc/Admin/Config/Horde New Revision: 1.1 Change log: Fix link, use ordered list @@ -3,17 +3,17 @@ + Horde Configuration (Global Configuration) ++ conf.php -This is the file where all global, server-wide settings go. It is supposed to be generated through the ((Doc/Admin/Config|web interface)). +This is the file where all global, server-wide settings go. It is supposed to be generated through the ((Doc/Admin|web interface)). +++ Pretty URLs There are different ways to pass parameters to a PHP script: -foo/script.php?arg=value (by GET parameter) -foo/script.php/arg/value (or similar, by PATH_INFO) -foo/arg/value (or similar, by mod_rewrite) +# foo/script.php?arg=value (by GET parameter) +# foo/script.php/arg/value (or similar, by PATH_INFO) +# foo/arg/value (or similar, by mod_rewrite) The first one always works, on any web server. The second is prettier, but only works on web servers that support PATH_INFO. PATH_INFO basically means that the web server recognizes that there is a script in the URL path, and anything that's appended to that URL will be available in that script file. I.e. it doesn't consider "value" a file in the directory foo/script.php/arg/, but recognizes foo/script.php as a script files, and passes the remainder of the URL (/arg/value) to that script. -- To unsubscribe, mail: [email protected]