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benforbes
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by benforbes »
I've seen some sites where you can specify GET variables in the address without naming a script, eg:
How can I set up my Apache server to do something like this?
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feyd
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by feyd »
it's already done... the query string is passed directly to the index of that path..
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benforbes
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by benforbes »
Do you mean index.html? My server doesn't parse .html for php, do I have to make it do that?
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feyd
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by feyd »
if hosted, your host should have set up several index files, including index.php ... check their settings to find out..
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benforbes
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by benforbes »
I found the problem. I wasn't restarting the server after adding index.php to DirectoryIndex.
