In a nutshell, I have a form that PayPal will post to when a user goes through the express checkout feature. I've specified the return url as something like this:
http://domain.com/paypal/index/errorurl/c2VydmljZXMvYWRkL3N0ZXAvNi9fc3VibWl0L3RydWU%3D/successurl/c2VydmljZXMvYWRkL3N0ZXAvNy9fc3VibWl0L3RydWU%3D
However, what ends up happening is that the first encoded string is appended to the url, giving me the following:
http://domain.com/paypal/index/errorurl/c2VydmljZXMvYWRkL3N0ZXAvNi9fc3VibWl0L3RydWU%3D/successurl/c2VydmljZXMvYWRkL3N0ZXAvNy9fc3VibWl0L3RydWU%3D/foobar/services/add/step/6/_submit/true
I usually point my sites that require email to Google Apps. I've added CNAME records to the DNS to point mail, docs, and calendar appropriately, but I also want to have a wildcard subdomain match so that all subdomains are sent to my VPS and handled there (this way I don't have to add a record for each subdomain that I may create). I'm using VirtualDocumentRoot so that I can map any subdomain to a domain instantly by adding a folder, without ever having to touch my apache config.
Here's a run down of what I'm working with. I have a table that contains game information (home team, away team, location, etc.). I have a second table that contains game assignments (who is working the game); this table has a game_id to reference the, well, game's id. I'm wanting to use a stored procedure to store snapshots of both tables whenever a change is made to a game.
I've got a domain that I'm forcing www and https on. When accessing the domain by itself, everything is rewriting perfectly. However, the issue I'm having is to force
To rewrite to
The settings currently in place:
A friend of mine is trying to make a flash image rotator work on a website that runs on ColdFusion. The plan is to output the file as XML and the portion that lists the images would be dynamic in that they're different each page load or each week. Can anyone offer some suggestions? I have on idea that I haven't passed, but wanted to get actual CF developers input (since I'm a PHP guy).