Larry, nice idea, but I'm not sure it would work. When you visit a URL that includes Domino mapping, the irrelevant part of the URL (A55692 in my case) remains intact. So if the user typed in store.nsf the Domino server couldn't map this to the root as it would not find any database. Also, if you did it the other way round, you would map all URLs to one database. Does that make sense? I think I confused myself now ;o)
Harkpabst - You're right, I think. You can't do it with *just* Domino. Reader's Digest used Apache as the web server ("stack").
The date format is indeed American. If I changed it now there would be differences between what's already there and new posts. Confusing no?
Larry, nice idea, but I'm not sure it would work. When you visit a URL that includes Domino mapping, the irrelevant part of the URL (A55692 in my case) remains intact. So if the user typed in store.nsf the Domino server couldn't map this to the root as it would not find any database. Also, if you did it the other way round, you would map all URLs to one database. Does that make sense? I think I confused myself now ;o)
Harkpabst - You're right, I think. You can't do it with *just* Domino. Reader's Digest used Apache as the web server ("stack").
The date format is indeed American. If I changed it now there would be differences between what's already there and new posts. Confusing no?