Changes between Version 3 and Version 4 of Ticket #11884, comment 17
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Ticket #11884, comment 17
v3 v4 21 21 With this method you then have to write PHP code to "understand" what "type of" request was made and call the right module to deal with that request. 22 22 23 This functionality could have been far more efficiently coded using a compact RegEx and rewrite function in .htaccess. However, this can only be done if there is a cohesive plan for how the URL space used by a site is divided up: and therefore a simple way for different types of content to each specifically match a single RegEx.23 This functionality could have been far more efficiently coded using a compact RegEx and rewrite function in .htaccess. However, this can only be done if there is a cohesive plan for how the URL space used by a site is divided up: and therefore a simple way for requests for different types of content to each specifically match a single RegEx. 24 24 25 25 It seems that database coding comes first, and "how this impacts the URL space of the site" comes last, if indeed it is even addressed at all.