what I remarked - community.ez.no

Saturday 22 July 2006 2:31:11 am - 3 replies

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Marcin Drozd	Wednesday 26 July 2006 10:48:30 am Hi and: - I had eZ 3.7 with /index.php?/ in url, but eZ 3.8 has /index.php/ without <b>?</b>. Is it deliberate action? http://ez-publish.pl
Tim Dickinson	Wednesday 26 July 2006 3:12:18 pm I didn't know they had managed to remove the ? from the urls. It used to be (prior to 3.8) that you got a ? in the url if your server ran php as a CGI, and diodn't if php was installed as an Apache module. Have you changed or upgraded your server by any chance? Tim http://www.AdBalance.com - Ad network news and reviews http://www.DevPublisher.com - Website publisher guides, tools and news http://www.AudioMelody.com - Make better music
Marcin Drozd	Thursday 27 July 2006 9:41:51 am Hi I changed nothing. But today it is working with <b>?</b>. I dont understand this <confused> http://ez-publish.pl

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Wednesday 26 July 2006 10:48:30 am

Hi
and:
- I had eZ 3.7 with /index.php?/ in url, but eZ 3.8 has /index.php/ without <b>?</b>. Is it deliberate action?

Wednesday 26 July 2006 3:12:18 pm

I didn't know they had managed to remove the ? from the urls.

It used to be (prior to 3.8) that you got a ? in the url if your server ran php as a CGI, and diodn't if php was installed as an Apache module.

Have you changed or upgraded your server by any chance?

Tim

http://www.AdBalance.com - Ad network news and reviews
http://www.DevPublisher.com - Website publisher guides, tools and news
http://www.AudioMelody.com - Make better music

Thursday 27 July 2006 9:41:51 am

Hi
I changed nothing.
But today it is working with <b>?</b>.
I dont understand this <confused>

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