Hmm... looking at the code, it seems it's something to do with the path_info_to_page() function in Page.php. What webserver are you using? It seems to be setting the variable PATH_INFO to be the path of the file instead of what's being passed in after the CGI. What that piece of code was meant to do was to be like the CGI version of LinksSQL where you could go:
http://www.myhost.com/cgi-bin/page.cgi/SomeCategoryName/anothersubcat
It seems it doesn't work too well on Win32 with that webserver (I'm assuming it's IIS or something). A temporary solution would be to edit admin/Links/PHP/Page.php line 41 from:
path_info_to_page();
}
elseif (!$cat_id) {
generate_home_page();
}
else {
generate_category_page();
}to:
# path_info_to_page();
# }
if (!$cat_id) {
generate_home_page();
}
else {
generate_category_page();
}
Adrian
http://www.myhost.com/cgi-bin/page.cgi/SomeCategoryName/anothersubcat
It seems it doesn't work too well on Win32 with that webserver (I'm assuming it's IIS or something). A temporary solution would be to edit admin/Links/PHP/Page.php line 41 from:
Code:
if (isset($HTTP_SERVER_VARS['PATH_INFO'])) { path_info_to_page();
}
elseif (!$cat_id) {
generate_home_page();
}
else {
generate_category_page();
}
Code:
# if (isset($HTTP_SERVER_VARS['PATH_INFO'])) { # path_info_to_page();
# }
if (!$cat_id) {
generate_home_page();
}
else {
generate_category_page();
}
Adrian
