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Actually, you don't need to edit your server -at least with Lighttpd-. PHP automagically (or is this expected behaviour?) gets the string appended to /index.ph
by woutervdb 13y ago
Actually, you don't need to edit your server -at least with Lighttpd-.
PHP automagically (or is this expected behaviour?) gets the string appended to /index.php for you! Check out the example at http://private.woutervdb.com/examples/url-query/index.php/Welcome,%20Hacker%20News http://private.woutervdb.com/examples/url-query/index.php/We...!
I've made no changes to my webserver configuration. Works on Lighttpd on my laptop and webserver, not sure if Apache and IIS do this as well.