Re: "dà © jà vu" ----> "déjà-vu" (='.'=)
Posted: Wed Jun 15, 2016 1:44 pm
Hi LCMark!
Thank you for having taken time to reflect on my problem.
Also I have read carefully what you suggested, and I was inspired to learn new techniques, including the "rewrite" on Apache!
I will try to be clear, I know you'll excuse me for my uncertain English syntax!
You are perfectly centered the problem: I want some files with extension .html would live together. In fact in them some will be "dynamic" (ie LCS inside), and other are "classic" (ie static).
What I wish is that both the souls (static and dynamic) lived under LCS.
Unfortunately, there is the problem that LCS transforms static .htm file, from UTF-8 to iso-8859-1.
If LCS not change the pages to become iso-8859-1 there would be no problems!
You're right when you say that it would be better to handle static files to Apache, but I need an interim solution.
Gradually the "static" files would be converted into file "dynamic" manually.
Here we are all craftsmen, worked with wood, marble, we do things a piece at a time!
The need was to start somewhere with the "dynamism" and then continue it gradually.
I understand what you explained to me by the "rewrite"! It 'very interesting and I began to study it. I think it does not cause problems even for search engines. Although I'll have to investigate. In fact it is now the only possible solution to enter the "dynamic" file in my hybrid site...
Although I did not understand everything, I believe that the problem described on ' "obscure" Bug 17244 is similar to my problem.
LCS "takes" a file and imposes its ecode, the legendary iso-8859-1! All the rest is paved!
It would be nice to have control of some of LCS global parameters (including the encoding!!!) via .htaccess, in order to make this wonderful software even more powerful and flexible.
Thank you so much for your response, it was very useful!
Mariasole
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Thank you for having taken time to reflect on my problem.
Also I have read carefully what you suggested, and I was inspired to learn new techniques, including the "rewrite" on Apache!
I will try to be clear, I know you'll excuse me for my uncertain English syntax!
You are perfectly centered the problem: I want some files with extension .html would live together. In fact in them some will be "dynamic" (ie LCS inside), and other are "classic" (ie static).
What I wish is that both the souls (static and dynamic) lived under LCS.
Unfortunately, there is the problem that LCS transforms static .htm file, from UTF-8 to iso-8859-1.
If LCS not change the pages to become iso-8859-1 there would be no problems!
You're right when you say that it would be better to handle static files to Apache, but I need an interim solution.
Gradually the "static" files would be converted into file "dynamic" manually.
Here we are all craftsmen, worked with wood, marble, we do things a piece at a time!
The need was to start somewhere with the "dynamism" and then continue it gradually.
I understand what you explained to me by the "rewrite"! It 'very interesting and I began to study it. I think it does not cause problems even for search engines. Although I'll have to investigate. In fact it is now the only possible solution to enter the "dynamic" file in my hybrid site...
Although I did not understand everything, I believe that the problem described on ' "obscure" Bug 17244 is similar to my problem.
LCS "takes" a file and imposes its ecode, the legendary iso-8859-1! All the rest is paved!
It would be nice to have control of some of LCS global parameters (including the encoding!!!) via .htaccess, in order to make this wonderful software even more powerful and flexible.
Thank you so much for your response, it was very useful!
Mariasole
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