Enable custom HTTP headers to be set for only the front page #128
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…for its children. Without this, specifying e.g. Pragma[/]=cache;0;0 would set Pragma for both / and e.g. /news.
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Hi, thanks for the patch! Hopefully someone will have time to review and test it soon. In the mean time I can't seem to find your CLA, have you (or your company) sent one? |
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Hi, you're welcome! I haven't personally sent a CLA (afair), but my company (NXC AS) might have - I can check tomorrow. (I probably shouldn't have used my personal github account to send this, but it was just too convenient... Anyway, added my real name for identification.) However, according to that page I don't think I should need to for this particular fix anyway - it says that you don't need it for small patches and bugfixes (as they're not necessarily copyrightable anyway), and if this (5 lines, could have been 2 if not for code style) isn't small, I don't know what is... |
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Yep, according to my boss we sent in a CLA years ago. We've been changing our name a bit though; we're called NXC now, but probably went by Nexus Consulting back then (or maybe Nexus Knowledge Solutions). |
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Ok, found it when you updated your profile ;) |
* FIX Bug : call count function on non countable variable * Removing some un-used variables
Enables custom HTTP headers to be set for only / without setting them for its children.
This makes Header[/]=value;0;0 behave similarly to Header[/foo]=value;0;0 in that only the specified path will have the header set, and not any of its children. Previously, Header[/]=value;0;0 would also set the header for the immediate children of / (including /foo, but not /foo/bar).