+++ /dev/null
-
-If you want nicer URLs (without question marks) for your Wiki, then follow
-the instructions below on how to set this up with the Apache web server.
-
-
-ModRewriteUrls
---------------
-
-If you want more beatiful URLs (!http://wiki.example.com/PageName) to all
-your Wiki pages, you can either use the PathInfoUrls method or leverage the
-power of the Apache mod_rewrite extension.
-
-==fragments/htaccess== provides an examplary setup. Typically it goes
-by putting something like this into a .htaccess file near your ewiki
-script/wrapper installation:
-
- RewriteEngine On
- #-- let ordinary files pass through
- RewriteCond %{SCRIPT_FILENAME} !-f
- RewriteCond %{SCRIPT_FILENAME} !-d
- RewriteCond %{SCRIPT_FILENAME} !-l
- #-- every other 'filename' is however treated as page name
- RewriteRule ^(.+)$ index.php?id=$1 [L,QSA]
-
-So then you can set the [EWIKI_SCRIPT] config constant to the right value,
-using ==define("EWIKI_SCRIPT", "/wiki/");== for example. Please keep in
-mind, that it should be absolute (a slash in front), because pagenames may
-contain slashes and action names get prefixed using a slash too.
-
- define("EWIKI_SCRIPT", "/wiki/");
-# define("EWIKI_USE_ACTION_PARAM", 2); // forces ?action= param
-# define("EWIKI_ACTION_TAKE_ASIS", 0); // in conjunction with this
-
-There are more paramters, that you might want/need to tweak (_URLENCODE
-and EWIKI_DECODE for example). Please refer to the [README.config] on this.
-
-
-virtual /wiki/ directory
-------------------------
-
-The most reliable approach to get non-ugly URLs for ewiki is to use
-a fully virtual (= simulated by mod_rewrite) path name to access
-Wiki pages.
-
-This example assumes you install ewiki into the DOCUMENT_ROOT
-of yourserver. You should then put all ewiki files in a directory
-named "ewiki". Into the .htaccess file of the DOC_ROOT directory
-you'd put following:
-
-<code>
- RewriteEngine On
- RewriteRule ^wiki/(.*)$ ewiki/index.php?id=$1 [QSA,L]
- RewriteRule ^wiki$ wiki/ [R]
- #RewriteRule ^wiki$ http://example.com/wiki/ [R=301,L]
-</code>
-
-So all pages can be accessed under the fake ==/wiki/== directory, while
-ewiki files are actually in ==ewiki/==. The last rule should use the
-absolute URL preferrably.
-
-You then would configure ewiki URL and link generation accordingly in our
-hypothetic ==ewiki/index.php== script:
-
-<code>
- define("EWIKI_SCRIPT", "/wiki/");
- define("EWIKI_SCRIPT_URL", "http://www.example.com/wiki/");
- define("EWIKI_SCRIPT_BINARY", "/ewiki/index.php?binary=");
-</code>
-
-Please note the difference between _SCRIPT and _SCRIPT_BINARY (if
-you need it at all).
-
-
-PathInfoUrls
-------------
-
-Typically ewiki URLs will look like:
-
-* ~[/wiki/index.php?id=FrontPage]
-* ~[/wiki/index.php?id=RecentChanges]
-
-If you can't use ModRewriteUrls, then you may wish to set the config
-constant [EWIKI_SCRIPT] to something like "==/wiki/index.php/==" so you get
-almost beatiful URLs to all Wiki pages:
-
-* ~[/wiki/index.php/FrontPage]
-* ~[/wiki/index.php/RecentChanges]
-
-If you also have the permissions (providers often make this unusable for
-silly reasons) to override some Apache settings, then you could put
-"==**Options All +MultiViews**==" into your .htaccess file. This way the
-URLs would further beautify to;
-
-* ~[/wiki/index/FrontPage]
-* ~[/wiki/index/RecentChanges]
-
-Alternatively try to create an Apache .var file (index.var which maps to
-index.php itself). See the ApacheManual for more informations on this
-issue.
-
-
-simple wiki/ support
---------------------
-
-If all of the above sounds still too complicated for you, or mod_rewrite is
-not available then you could use the following trick to get prettier URLs.
-
-Rename your yoursite.php or "index.php" to just "wiki", and create a file
-called ".htaccess" in the same directory with following content:
-
- <Files wiki>
- ForceType application/x-httpd-php
- </Files>
-
-This will trick Apache into parsing it as PHP script, even though the file
-has no extension anymore.
-
-Add following to your config.php or above script:
-
- define("EWIKI_SCRIPT", "wiki/");
-
-This works like the PathInfoUrls or virtual mod_rewrite directory as
-described above.
-
projects / atutor.git / blobdiff