Worked like a charm - thanks! As usual (for me) I spent most of the time
trying to get mod_rewrite to work the way I wanted.
I am using tango.com for the "native" app host and cash.com for the "portal"
host. For mod_rewrite I settled on the following:
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST}
That's correct. The portal is a framework that I can't get changed (at least
not very easily).
On Sun, Oct 12, 2008 at 5:30 PM, André Warnier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The other solution would be to ask the portal to add the parameter to all
> your links, but I guess it can't do that ?
>
>
> A
Your imagination is working just fine :-) and you have hit the nail on the
head. I understand your proposal and think it might be just the ticket - in
fact I may be able to simply interrogate the host name (instead of the QS
param) each tim to include the appropriate navigation components. Let m
The other solution would be to ask the portal to add the parameter to
all your links, but I guess it can't do that ?
André Warnier wrote:
William Clerico wrote:
Exactly. The solution needs to understand the uniqueness between the 2
requests. Thanks!
I am not quite sure how a portal works, b
William Clerico wrote:
Exactly. The solution needs to understand the uniqueness between the 2
requests. Thanks!
I am not quite sure how a portal works, but I will imagine how it could
work, and maybe that would give you an idea, even if my imagination
fails me.
You call up the portal page,
Exactly. The solution needs to understand the uniqueness between the 2
requests. Thanks!
On Sun, Oct 12, 2008 at 5:01 PM, André Warnier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> William Clerico wrote:
>
>> When my webapp is first invoked it may or may not have a QueryString
>> parameter included in the URL i
William Clerico wrote:
When my webapp is first invoked it may or may not have a QueryString
parameter included in the URL in order to provide some custom navigation
capabilities. The existing links in my webapp were created prior to this new
feature and I do not want to modify every link in the w
When my webapp is first invoked it may or may not have a QueryString
parameter included in the URL in order to provide some custom navigation
capabilities. The existing links in my webapp were created prior to this new
feature and I do not want to modify every link in the webapp to include the
new
