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<aconf>
<apre>
<auth-required>
<expire-time>
<header>
<killframe>
<redirect>
<remove-cookie>
<return>
<set-cookie>
<throttle>
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HTTP tags
HTTP tags are tags that somehow use or manipulate the URL or HTTP
headers. Among other things they manipulate;
- Prestate options
- Prestate options are a way to
present options in the URL, that will be persistent for a user over
several pages. A prestate for the options txt and
en would be stored as
http://www.roxen.com/(en,txt)/my.page in the URL. If you
use prestate options you must only use relative URLs in your links.
- Cookies
- Cookies are a way for a web site to store a
small amount of information in the users' browsers. It is a much
better way than prestates to handle information that should be
persistent for a user over several pages.
- Authentification
- HTTP can be used to transmit a user
name and a password through HTTP.
- Expire
- It is possible to tell the browser, and any
proxy on the way to it, how long it is to cache a page.
The HTTP tags are:
Name | Description
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<aconf> |
Creates a link that can modify the persistent states in the cookie
RoxenConfig.
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<apre> |
Creates a link that can modify prestates.
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<auth-required> |
Adds an HTTP auth required header and return code (401), that will
force the user to supply a login name and password.
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<expire-time> |
Sets cache expire time for the document.
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<header> |
Adds a header to the document.
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<killframe> |
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<redirect> |
Redirects the user to another page.
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<remove-cookie> |
Sets the expire-time of a cookie to a date that has already occured.
This forces the browser to remove it.
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<return> |
Changes the HTTP return code for this page.
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<set-cookie> |
Sets a cookie that will be stored by the user's browser.
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<throttle> |
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