Re: Content negotiation based on date?

[tom sgouros <to...@as220.org>]

>> From: Lars Rander [mailto:maillist@rander.dk]

>> Let's say that I've got a dir named foo, containing three files
>> named bar,
>> followed by a date in the form YYYYMMDD and then the extension. That is:
>> 
>> /foo/bar.20020126.html
>> /foo/bar.20020127.html
>> /foo/bar.20020128.html
>> 
>> If I then request just /foo/bar, I would like Apache to serve the
>> document
>> with the newest date, in this case /foo/bar.20020128.html - only problem
>> is, it just serves the first document it encounters in the directory,
>> /foo/bar.20020126.html.

> - Modify your content creation system so that this sort of thing isn't
> necessary.  For example, make sure that the most recent file has a different
> base name (or has a symlink from a different base name).

If you could make it DDMMYYYY, it would already be working.

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