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List:       apache-httpd-users
Subject:    [users@httpd] Negotiation and mime types
From:       Laurent Martelli <martellilaurent () gmail ! com>
Date:       2010-12-22 21:26:32
Message-ID: AANLkTin1W7jQ4P=0-AVxC2tc_0-ByXTJUu6o3vKnAzA7 () mail ! gmail ! com
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Hello all,

I'm using content negotiation so that I do not have to specify file
extensions in the href of my <a>. And I can switch from plain html to php
without changing all my links. It works fine excepted that if I have foo.css
and foo.php in the same directory, when asked for resource foo apache
returns foo.css and I can find a way to tell it that php files should be
preferred over css ones. I tried to add a foo.var file with the following
content, but it did not work :

===
URI: foo

URI: foo.php
Content-type: text/html
===

Is there a means to set mime types priorities (like a MimeTypePriority
directive similar to LanguagePriority)?

Regards,
Laurent

-- 
http://www.laurentmartelli.com

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Hello all,<br><br>I&#39;m using content negotiation so that I do not have to specify \
file extensions in the href of my &lt;a&gt;. And I can switch from plain html to php \
without changing all my links. It works fine excepted that if I have foo.css and \
foo.php in the same directory, when asked for resource foo apache returns foo.css and \
I can find a way to tell it that php files should be preferred over css ones. I tried \
to add a foo.var file with the following content, but it did not work :<br> \
<br>===<br clear="all">URI: foo<br><br>URI: foo.php<br>Content-type: \
text/html<br>===<br><br>Is there a means to set mime types priorities (like a \
MimeTypePriority directive similar to LanguagePriority)?<br><br>Regards,<br> \
Laurent<br><br>-- <br><a \
href="http://www.laurentmartelli.com">http://www.laurentmartelli.com</a><br><br>



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