Cart
[Home] [By Thread] [By Date] [Recent Entries]
"K. Ari Krupnikov" wrote: >Tim Bray <tbray@t...> writes: > > >>404. The URI is opaque. There is no such resource. >> >> >Do you have a reference to any sites that actually exhibit this >behavior? > > http://www.seairth.com/blog For any URI under it, specifying an invalid query string returns a 404 response. I use query strings in a very limited fashion. The three uses are: For an "index" page, you can return an RSS feed with the query string of "?rss=2.0". To add an "entry" to that index, use the query string of "?form=addentry". If you try to use both query parameters at the same time (i.e. "?rss=2.0&form=addentry), you will get a 404 error. For an "item" page, you can return an HTML Form version with the query string of "?form=editentry". Any other query string returns a 404 response. (Note: the "?form=addentry" parameter probably should have been implemented as a resource in its own right (possibly as a subresource of the related index). One of these days, when I find the time to fix it, I will likely make that correction.) Seairth Jacobs
|
