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Re: [StrongED] Re: sending PHP file to browser
On 15/08/18 15:52, Tim Hill wrote:
In article <538a0009-169d-5447-d613-da3adaa7599a@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
Vince M Hudd <atdotcodotuk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
[Setting up virtual servers in WebJames for multiple local sites]
You don't need multiple virtual servers.
I do that with the file layout. This is not hard and needs no messing
about in hyperspace with webjames. Here are the first four (directories)
websites. Webjames has no idea. It simply serves everything in
Sunfish::Web_Sites.$
Sunfish::Web_Sites.$.blue-bike
Sunfish::Web_Sites.$.butterwick/eu
Sunfish::Web_Sites.$.csc
Sunfish::Web_Sites.$.csc/uk
Doesn't that cause problems with internal links?
For example, on my sites (those for which I don't use a CMS) I tend to
put the CSS file(s) in a top level directory called skin. I link to them
from every page as /skin/file.css - but if I did something like the
above for the local copy, it would be looking in Web_Sites.skin instead
of Web_Sites.softrock.skin
Virtual Servers strikes me as the only sensible way to do this - and I
don't remember it being particularly difficult to set up. The only
reason I don't still do it is (last I was aware - and I may be out of
date) WebJames doesn't work on modern kit.
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Vince M Hudd - Soft Rock Software - www.softrock.co.uk
RISCOSitory - www.riscository.com
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