[A-Za-z0-9] will only match one character.
Try this :
RewriteEngine on
RewriteRule [A-Za-z0-9]+\.html$ /index.php?page=$1
Ah, good point there. Thanks.
However, I'm still experiencing problems displaying any page contained
within the folder which holds this htaccess file. I get a 403 Forbidden
A simple redirection using meta refresh in the html file would work
content="1;url=http://www.foo.com/index.php?page=splash.html";>
This isn't what I want since (I should probably have specified) the html
files contain no headers. The header is generated by the php file.
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Hi, I realize this isnt specificaly related to php, but most php
developers are familiar with this.
My website uses an index.php file to load all content with a template,
using urls like so:
http://www.foo.com/index.php?page=splash.html
In the same directory, there is a file called splash.html,
Thanks for the reply, I think I'll need to dig deeper as the proposed
line doesnt work with my function.
array_walk should be fine for this, instead of creating a new array
why not just modify the existing one? I.e.:
The reason I want a new array is that I will then combine both together,
for k
Hi, I'm looking for a concrete example I could use to create an array
where each element from an original array is processed by a function.
It seems array_walk would be the solution but it doesnt seem to output
an array.
My function looks up my array elements in a mysql table and outputs a
cor
I found the answer. If safe-mode prevents you from copying files to a
newly script-generated directory, simply use the following:
ftp_put($conn_id, $newdirectorypath,$sourcefilepath, FTP_ASCII)
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Raisinlove wrote:
Hi, I'm currently working on a basic website creation script where I
want an index file created automaticaly within each new folder created.
My attempts at using copy() were foiled by safe-mode restrictions on my
account but after some research, I discovered this cou
Hi, I'm currently working on a basic website creation script where I
want an index file created automaticaly within each new folder created.
My attempts at using copy() were foiled by safe-mode restrictions on my
account but after some research, I discovered this could be circumvented
with the
Raisinlove wrote:
Raditha Dissanayake wrote:
then use
`cp source destination`
In my php script? This must be executed automaticaly by the script.
I probably have no other choice than copy() then.
-s
Ok, I found the solution! ftp_rename() was what I was looking for.
Funny no one mentioned it! I
Raditha Dissanayake wrote:
then use
`cp source destination`
In my php script? This must be executed automaticaly by the script.
I probably have no other choice than copy() then.
-s
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Raditha Dissanayake wrote:
Hi,
Are you trying to copy from the FTP to the web server or are you trying
to pass it through to the end user? if you are on the same network other
options include RCP (insecure) and SCP (secure)
Actually, it's much simpler than that but it might be overkill.
My overal
Hi, I'd like to know if there's an alternative to copy() to copy a file
from one directory to another, using the FTP functions?
I figured I could probably open the file from the server and save/upload
it to a specified path.
Can this be done? What syntax should I use?
Thank you!
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The work-around is to create the directory outside of your web application
from your regular account. Or if you are allowed to run cgi scripts and
these are set up via cgiwrapper or suExec to run as your own user id, use
this to create the directory. Once created with the right owner, you can
man
Surely if there is a work-around then safe mode would not be doing its job
properly?
Well this was part of the purpose of my post, before Rasmus explained
it, I didn't understand why I couldnt access a directory I had created.
I was hoping for a function which would achieve the same purpose but
Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
This is normal. You are allowed to create the directory because the
directory you are creating it in is owned by the same user id that owns
the script calling mkdir(). However, since your web server runs as some
other user the owner of the newly created dir will be that use
Hi, I'm having trouble understanding why I can create and delete
directories with my script via mkdir and rmdir, but not simply being
able to read them with opendir or readdir?
For example, when I attempt to access these directories with opendir, I
get this error message:
Warning: opendir(): S
Hi, I'm having trouble understanding why I can create and delete
directories with my script via mkdir and rmdir, but not simply being
able to read them with opendir or readdir?
For example, when I attempt to access these directories with opendir, I
get this error message:
Warning: opendir(): S
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