buuuff thanks, but this is so complicate to me...i will have to read more
and search for another easily method..:(
greets
2005/7/1, Brian <reflection(a)gmail.com>om>:
Doesn't MediaWiki only use those urls if you are using php as a cgi?
This has helped me in the past if you need it:
http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/misc/rewriteguide.html
/Alterego
On 6/30/05, _tonneti <tonneti(a)gmail.com> wrote:
i am sorry because of mail you but i am wanting to set up a site with
media
wiki and i cant eliminate the index.php?= part.
my situation is a site naming
www.wikimax.org(where i have to work in a
3ds
max articles and tutorials) and i would want to get something like this:
www.wikimax.org/new_article_name<http://www.wikimax.org/new_article_name…
http://www.wikimax.org/new_article_name>
so yes, my wiki installation goes on root of www, then, how can i do to
get
the new articles in this form?? i have readed the FAQs on how to
eliminate
but didnt get nothing good....
thanks ;)
--
_tonneti_bennedeti_bonneti
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