About htmlExport module

[kyosing]

How to make all link use htmlExport type.
like $page_alias.html

[Pierre M.]

Hello,

an option is to enable pretty URLs and make a static copy of your site with wget or httrack.

Another option is to make a disk cache at the webserver level with Apache's mod_cache and to copy the generated folder.

Pierre M.

[cyberman]

Hi Pierre,

Another option is to make a disk cache at the webserver level with Apache's mod_cache and to copy the generated folder.

You suggest Apache's mod_cache ever and ever - think you should write a howto about  .

[Pierre M.]

Hello,
see http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/mo ... sampleconf
Isn't it already written ?-)

Pierre M.

[cyberman]

Can I use it with Zend Optimizer too?

[Pierre M.]

I don't know Zend Optimizer. But if it operates at the PHP level, nothing prevents you to activate mod_cache at the webserver level. If this optimizer is too much tied to the webserver, you can set up mod_cache in a webserver in front of the PHPable webserver (reverse proxy in front of real server).

This is HTTP whatever the scripting behind

Pierre M.

[kyosing]

I'm using php5.1.6 ,and Mysql 5.0.This is all working with IIS6.0 running on windows 2003 server.

No Apache .

[Pierre M.]

wget (and may be httrack) has an included rewriting option to save files as .html. See their docs or switch to Apache.

Pierre M.