Oliver Cope
oliver at redgecko.org
Mon Jan 7 22:08:09 EST 2002
On Mon, Jan 07, 2002 at 07:32:10PM +0000, Alan Kennedy wrote: > > I'm trying to get a PythonTransHandler working. > <snip> > *without* sending a redirect back to the client. Or a more sophisticated > example, how could I turn a request for > > /admin/abc1234/update/item4567 > > into a request for > > /admin/doit.html?sessionID=abc1234&command=update&what=item4567 > I too have spent some time trying to configure a PythonTransHandler, but couldn't get it to work :o( I've had more luck using mod_rewrite for this kind of thing: RewriteEngine On RewriteRule /admin/(.*)/(.*)/(.*) /admin/doit.html?sessionID=$1&command=$2&what=$3 [PT] This will rewrite requests without sending redirects back to the client. You can remove the '[PT]' if you don't need to further process the rewritten URL (e.g. through a PythonHandler). Obviously regular expressions are not as flexible as a Python handler can be, so this will only work for simple translations. Also you'll need to have Apache compiled with mod_rewrite, I'm not sure if this is the default. Regards, Olly.
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