PHP File with trailing slash lacks style sheetThis is a discussion on PHP File with trailing slash lacks style sheet within the Inetserver forums in Microsoft Tools category; For some reason if I enter http://example.site.com/page.php/ instead of loading everything fine, it tries to load all style sheets and images out of the http://example.site.com/page.php/ "folder" instead of http://example.site.com/ is there anyway to have IIS treat page.php/ or even page.html/ as a file and not a directory? Travis... | ||||||||
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02-07-2008, 01:03 PM
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 PHP File with trailing slash lacks style sheet For some reason if I enter http://example.site.com/page.php/ instead of loading everything fine, it tries to load all style sheets and images out of the http://example.site.com/page.php/ "folder" instead of http://example.site.com/ is there anyway to have IIS treat page.php/ or even page.html/ as a file and not a directory? Travis  |
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02-07-2008, 01:18 PM
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| Re: PHP File with trailing slash lacks style sheet No, you cannot do this. How would IIS know if it was a file or folder? What if you have a file named page.php in C:\whatever\ and also a folder named page.php in the very same folder? Should IIS serve the file or the default document in the folder? -- Regards, Kristofer Gafvert http://www.gafvert.info/iis/ - IIS Related Info "Travis Megee" <twmcn6@mst.edu> skrev i meddelandet news:C3D0A401.3FD8%twmcn6@mst.edu... > For some reason if I enter http://example.site.com/page.php/ instead of > loading everything fine, it tries to load all style sheets and images out > of > the http://example.site.com/page.php/ "folder" instead of > http://example.site.com/ is there anyway to have IIS treat page.php/ or > even > page.html/ as a file and not a directory? > > Travis > |
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