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ewiki URLs

"$action/$id" is most commonly appended as "GET parameter" to an
ewiki URL, after a string like "?id=" or "?page=" - you've already
noticed that!

There are of course other ways to design the URLs ewiki produces
and uses, the PATH_INFO being one of the most favoured alternatives.
(we had a paragraph on this earlier, see on top of this README)

Other Wikis use different URLs too, but you can tweak ewiki easily
to a different behaviour, because you have the chance to pass your
$action and $id to ewiki_page() from different sources. And because
URL generation is encapsulated into the function ewiki_script()
you could easily change just a few lines to make them look like you
desire.

The $action can be passed as "?action=" parameter already (this is
core support), so URLs could for example look like
".../my/wiki.php?id=ThisPage+&action=view" ... or something alike.





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