Say Tab [31]
[1] If I click on the name Tab it should go to Tab's Blog URL
[2] If I click on [31] it should go to a page with all the comments made by Tab in a format similar to when u click on category.
Can this be done or am thinking too much. Please help.
Thanks in advance.
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If you're using PHP and MultiViews, you may want to read this. I don't know whether stripping the Content-Location header will mess up the SCRIPT_FILENAME variable, I'll have to check. You should be able to strip the Content-Location header with PHP, too: I'll check and get back to you...
ErrorHeader directive, and Header still does not work, as above.
PHP is less helpful than I had thought. It is possible to replace a response header (via the header() function), but not to delete one.
The official spec for Content-Location does not permit it to be present but blank.
The only solution I can see, which I'm far too lazy to actually test, is to use the headers_list()
function to parse the pending response headers, and remove the Content-Location header, if the array can be modified.
Header unset Content-Location
ErrorHeader unset Content-Location
Neither works. I tested Header to make sure it was on in both Apache setups. Shame.
]]>Content-Location header, I have been forced to take action.
Fortunately, it’s a simple one-line comment block to recompile mod_negotiation to lose this header.
Read about it, and the bug that caused me to leap out of slumbering lethargy, here.
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Header always unset Content-Location
]]>I was looking for a solution in Apache 2.2.x and the command in the last comment works very nice.
]]>On Mac OSX with DarwinPorts - apache 2.2.4 it works.
On Debian - apache 2.2.3 the header remains!
Does anybody has any idea about this?
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