.htaccess works without knowing URL's pathname

[wfpl.git] / metaform / htaccess

diff --git a/metaform/htaccess b/metaform/htaccess
index 82d409b..317f925 100644 (file)
--- a/metaform/htaccess
+++ b/metaform/htaccess
@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ AddDefaultCharset UTF-8
 
 # You should rename your images and css files when you change them so they can
 # be cached forever
-<FilesMatch "\.(css|jpg|png)$">
+<FilesMatch "\.(css|less|jpg|png)$">
        ExpiresActive On
        ExpiresDefault A31536000
 </FilesMatch>
@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ AddDefaultCharset UTF-8
 # stylesheet without actually renaming it all the time. This is needed even if
 # you don't set a long cache period on stylesheets, because Safari will check
 # for a new html, but not check for a new css.
-RewriteRule    ^style_[0-9]*.css$  /style.css [L]
+RewriteRule    ^style_[0-9]*.less$  /style.less [L]
 
 
 # To enable larger uploads, you'll need both of these:
@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ RewriteRule    ^style_[0-9]*.css$  /style.css [L]
 # php_value upload_max_filesize 200M
 
 
-############ START OF PRETTY URLS SETTINGS
+############ START OF PRETTY URLS SETTINGS ############
 # This section contains directives to enable pretty URLs, and instruct apache
 # to run wfpl on them. This runs code/config.php if it exists, then loads
 # templates, then loads the php file, and call's it's main function. See
@@ -42,9 +42,9 @@ RewriteEngine  on
 # Unfortunately, the rewrite rules only work with absolute paths, so if your
 # files are not at the top level of the domain, you'll have to customize this
 # part. Here's the config for running at the top level:
-RewriteRule    ^[^/.]*$  /run.php
+RewriteRule    ^[^/.]*$  ./run.php
 
 # use this line instead if you have this (.htaccess) file and your php and html
 # files in the ~form~ directory:
 #RewriteRule    ^[^/.]*$  /~form~/run.php
-############ END OF PRETTY URLS SETTINGS
+############ END OF PRETTY URLS SETTINGS ############