netizen
09-16-2002, 10:58 PM
Because of my clients current set up, I've set my defaultType as PHP.
This allows pages to be generated based on the URL structure:
website.com/news/prn/sports/abc-123
news is the actual file and everything after is treated as a multi-string argument. prn = print friendly, sports = category, abc-123 would be the story id.
It works spectacular except for when the html output is a framed page. It returns a white page, although looking at the html source shows the code is intact.
If the argument is left off:
website.com/news
with out any trailing / it returns the framed webpage without problem. But of course without the argument it doesn't generate the appropriate output.
What is at issue here? Is there something I can do to get it to display the output?
Ron
This allows pages to be generated based on the URL structure:
website.com/news/prn/sports/abc-123
news is the actual file and everything after is treated as a multi-string argument. prn = print friendly, sports = category, abc-123 would be the story id.
It works spectacular except for when the html output is a framed page. It returns a white page, although looking at the html source shows the code is intact.
If the argument is left off:
website.com/news
with out any trailing / it returns the framed webpage without problem. But of course without the argument it doesn't generate the appropriate output.
What is at issue here? Is there something I can do to get it to display the output?
Ron