'preVars' => array(
        array(
            'GETvar' => 'no_cache',
            'valueMap' => array(
                    'nc' => 1
                ),
            'noMatch' => 'bypass'
        ),
        array(
            'GETvar' => 'abc',
            'valueMap' => array(
                'a' => 1,
                'b' => 2,
                'c' => 3,
                'd' => 4,
            ),
            'noMatch' => 'bypass'
        ),
        array(
			'GETvar' => 'L',
			'valueMap' => array(
				'de' => '0',
				'at' => '1',
				'ch' => '2'
			),
			'noMatch' => 'bypass',
		)
	)

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temp.elemente = COA
temp.elemente {
    10 = CONTENT
    10 {
        table = tt_content
        select {
            where = colPos = 2
            orderBy = sorting
        }
        renderObj < tt_content
        renderObj.wrap = |###SPLITTER###
    }
    stdWrap.split {
        token = ###SPLITTER###
        cObjNum = 1 |*| 2 || 3 |*| 4 || 5
        1.current = 1
        1.wrap = 
|
        2.current = 1
        2.wrap = 
|
        3.current = 1
        3.wrap = 
|
        4.current = 1
        4.wrap = 
|
        5.current = 1
    }
}

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I have previously written a quick post on making files downloadable through PHP scripts. The example in the post reads the file itself into a variable, and as pointed out in the comments, it’s not necessarily a very good idea especially if you deal with large files.

Recently at work, we needed a reliable way to send files to users’ browser, and I decided to take a look at mod_xsendfile, as suggested by Tom Graham.

It’s also supported by other web servers such as Lighttpd and nginx. (continue reading…)