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Chris


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04-27-04 06:33 PM

For the html pages we return to the client we want to modify all of
the <A HREF="..."> tags to append a parameter to the query string.
Does anyone know of a filter or module that has already been created
to do this?

We run a pretty tight configuration and currently do not have any
external cgi/script (php, perl, etc) called on this server.  I would
like to find a filter/module that allowed us to modify the href query
string without using a cgi.  My last resort is to write the filter
myself....

Thanks in advance for you help/suggestions,
Chris....





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Davide Bianchi


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04-27-04 06:33 PM

Chris <chris@itsolut.com> wrote:
> Does anyone know of a filter or module that has already been created
> to do this?

Afaik it does not exists. You can (however) hack into mod_proxy
to obtain something like this, I did to overcame a problem with a
broken web application.

But the best solution is: fix the broken application, not Apache.

Davide

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