I have problem with my Hosting provider.
They don't alow me to change .htaccess file with Mode rewrite. Please do anybody have idea how to escape ? and = in urls
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jollyjumper
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Hi,
You could try if your provider does support auto lookback. This means that if you call a none existent filename it looks back in the tree to find one that does exist.
To test this, create a file with this code:
and call this file info.php
Place it in the root of your hosting space.
Open this file in your browser(like http://www.yoururl.com/info.php)
It should show you a long list with settings of php and apache.
After this, surf to this http://www.yoururl.com/info.php/my/test/data
(Of course you'll need to replace the yoururl.com by your domainname)
If auto lookback is enabled, you should see the same list again. If it's not, you'll get a 404 error.
If you'll get the 404 error, I'm affraid I don't know how this would be possible, but maybe someone else does.
Good luck.
Greetz Jolly.
You could try if your provider does support auto lookback. This means that if you call a none existent filename it looks back in the tree to find one that does exist.
To test this, create a file with this code:
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<?php
phpinfo();
?>Place it in the root of your hosting space.
Open this file in your browser(like http://www.yoururl.com/info.php)
It should show you a long list with settings of php and apache.
After this, surf to this http://www.yoururl.com/info.php/my/test/data
(Of course you'll need to replace the yoururl.com by your domainname)
If auto lookback is enabled, you should see the same list again. If it's not, you'll get a 404 error.
If you'll get the 404 error, I'm affraid I don't know how this would be possible, but maybe someone else does.
Good luck.
Greetz Jolly.