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[Robert Degen]

Hi,

I don't find that in any mailiing lists or html manuals....
is it possible that i can create a script that is automatically executed
with "?original-called-html-file" as querystring parameter ?

Idea behind that:

I type in my browser: "http://www.xyz.com/bla.html"
Script is executed on server, pulls out html and add's a timestamp of last
change. Ok ?

Thanks a lot.

Rob

 

[brucie]

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is it possible that i can create a script that is automatically executed
with "?original-called-html-file" as querystring parameter ?

yes but not enough info

I type in my browser: "http://www.xyz.com/bla.html"
Script is executed on server, pulls out html and add's a timestamp of last
change. Ok ?

1. you could redirect all requested URIs through the script and extract
the file name from the URI but it would be better to link direct to the
script with different query strings to indicate which file.
2. script looks at file for last mod date (filemtime in php)
3. script extracts the html you want from the file
4. script does whatever you want with the mod time and extracted html.
5. party

 

[Robert Degen]

1. you could redirect all requested URIs through the script and extract

the file name from the URI but it would be better to link direct to the
script with different query strings to indicate which file.

yeah, I did that on several other pages but it's not so nice I think.
I'd like to see only the html link in the addressbar without any script
information. hm.

thanks

 

[brucie]

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yeah, I did that on several other pages but it's not so nice I think.
I'd like to see only the html link in the addressbar without any script
information. hm.

use path_info to pass the variables so it just looks like a normal link,
also makes your pages SE friendly. i use the method here:

http://balls.bruciesusenetshit.info/
http://butterflies.bruciesusenetshit.info/

 

[Robert Degen]

use path_info to pass the variables so it just looks like a normal link,
also makes your pages SE friendly. i use the method here:

this is nice. Now I have only one problem my provider wants to have a
post ".pl" at my perl scripts.... i don't like that. I just wrote them...
hope they will change that.

Thanks a lot.

 

[Toby A Inkster]

this is nice. Now I have only one problem my provider wants to have a
post ".pl" at my perl scripts.... i don't like that. I just wrote them...
hope they will change that.

Do you have permission to use .htaccess files? If so, you can change this
yourself.

 

[Robert Degen]

Do you have permission to use .htaccess files? If so, you can change this
yourself.

How ?

 

[Toby A Inkster]

How ?

Create a file called ".htaccess" (note the leading stop) and put in it:

Options +ExecCGI
SetHandler cgi-script

And upload that file into some sub-directory on your webserver. This
..htaccess file will define a new behaviour for that directory (and any
subdirectories).

Specifically, it says that *any* file in that directory is a CGI file, no
matter what the name is.