Re: [WebDNA] behavior of [thisurl] in the context of 'mod_rewrite'
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It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 108163
interpreted = N
texte = > Govinda wrote: >> [snip] local dev Mac OS 10.6 Webdna v.7 > [snip] > [thisurl] reflects the URL that I actually typed in the browser.. >=20 >=20 > friends: unix-Macintosh OS X, version=3D6.0 > [thisurl] reflects where the RewriteRule redirected the browser to >=20 >=20 >=20 > Confirmed. (in any apache *nix WebDNA 6x, [thisurl] reflects the = second URL.. so the behavior of [thisurl] has changed in Vers. 7) >=20 > Donovan I *think* Donovan is saying that: [thisurl] in Webdna_v.6 reflects the URL *after* any Apache = mod_rewrite RewriteRule [thisurl] in Webdna_v.7 reflects the URL *before* any Apache = mod_rewrite RewriteRule Donovan, are you saying you confirmed this with your Webdna_v.6, or with = your Webdna_v.7, or both ? I have confirmed this behavior with a couple copies of Webdna_v.6, but = ONLY with my ONE local copy of Webdna_v.7. If we can confirm this behavior with another copy/install of Webdna_v.7, = then I think it safe to say that it means the framework I wrote for the = community (about to show here on the list) is going to work fine with = Webdna_v.7, in general. Great! But please confirm that: [thisurl] in Webdna_v.7 reflects the URL *before* any Apache = mod_rewrite RewriteRule In this case ^^^ , I would say this is a good thing! Then Chris, please = do NOT change [thisurl] to go back to the way it is in Webdna_v.6! Meanwhile I am still wondering if *Apache* can be configured to alter = the output of [thisurl], regardless of the version of Webdna... See = my post of last night about how different PHP variables will return = different values.. one reflects the URL *before* any Apache mod_rewrite = RewriteRule, while another reflects the URL *after* any Apache = mod_rewrite RewriteRule.. so it means to me that apache can pass along = ALL the data... so perhaps there are ways to tinker with it. -Govinda=
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> Govinda wrote: >> [snip] local dev Mac OS 10.6 Webdna v.7 > [snip] >
[thisurl] reflects the URL that I actually typed in the browser.. >=20 >=20 > friends: unix-Macintosh OS X, version=3D6.0 >
[thisurl] reflects where the RewriteRule redirected the browser to >=20 >=20 >=20 > Confirmed. (in any apache *nix WebDNA 6x,
[thisurl] reflects the = second URL.. so the behavior of
[thisurl] has changed in Vers. 7) >=20 > Donovan I *think* Donovan is saying that:
[thisurl] in Webdna_v.6 reflects the URL *after* any Apache = mod_rewrite RewriteRule
[thisurl] in Webdna_v.7 reflects the URL *before* any Apache = mod_rewrite RewriteRule Donovan, are you saying you confirmed this with your Webdna_v.6, or with = your Webdna_v.7, or both ? I have confirmed this behavior with a couple copies of Webdna_v.6, but = ONLY with my ONE local copy of Webdna_v.7. If we can confirm this behavior with another copy/install of Webdna_v.7, = then I think it safe to say that it means the framework I wrote for the = community (about to show here on the list) is going to work fine with = Webdna_v.7, in general. Great! But please confirm that:
[thisurl] in Webdna_v.7 reflects the URL *before* any Apache = mod_rewrite RewriteRule In this case ^^^ , I would say this is a good thing! Then Chris, please = do NOT change
[thisurl] to go back to the way it is in Webdna_v.6! Meanwhile I am still wondering if *Apache* can be configured to alter = the output of
[thisurl], regardless of the version of Webdna... See = my post of last night about how different PHP variables will return = different values.. one reflects the URL *before* any Apache mod_rewrite = RewriteRule, while another reflects the URL *after* any Apache = mod_rewrite RewriteRule.. so it means to me that apache can pass along = ALL the data... so perhaps there are ways to tinker with it. -Govinda=
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