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Typically ewiki URLs will look like:
- [/wiki/index.php?id=FrontPage]
- [/wiki/index.php?id=RecentChanges]
If you can't use ModRewriteUrls, then you may wish to set the config constant EWIKI_SCRIPT to something like "/wiki/index.php/" so you get almost beatiful URLs to all Wiki pages:
- [/wiki/index.php/FrontPage]
- [/wiki/index.php/RecentChanges]
If you also have the permissions (providers often make this unusable for silly reasons) to override some Apache settings, then you could put "Options All +MultiViews" into your .htaccess file. This way the URLs would further beautify to;
- [/wiki/index/FrontPage]
- [/wiki/index/RecentChanges]
Alternatively try to create an Apache .var file (index.var which maps to index.php itself). See the *ApacheManual for more informations on this issue.
Note for Apache users: ewiki until R1.01e1 (current CVS) didn't enable PATH_INFO use for Apache versions, because PHP and Apache sometimes add bogus values to the CGI environment. Therefore you have to enable it before using the mentioned ewiki parameter passing methods.