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Cookie splitting with Apache XSSI

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Reference : http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/mod_include.html

Introduction

Cookies can be split up pretty simply using XSSI's 'if expr' statement and the Perl compatible regular expressions (PCRE) it is capable of.

SSI - Regular Expressions

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Since the advent of Apache 2.0.x you have been able to do regular expressions in apache ssi. Meaning less reliance for me at least on .htaccess files and mod_rewrite.

This has lead me to be able to quickly make template files that pass the query string in multiple parts to the page to dynamically change the content.

Tutorials?

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i think I'm going to start putting some example code here for doing Apache server-side include and .htaccess manipulation.

Hand hint no. one - printenv is your friend.

<pre>
<!--#printenv -->
</pre>

Bascially, putting this on a page will show the current environment variables on the page (at the part of the page at which it is placed). The 'pre' tag will ensure when rendered in the browser each line of environment will appear on its own line.

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