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Re: Rewriting .htaccess from a php file or form

hiiz i think u guyz are not following what im trying to say. im using dolphin cms. i made a form which i posted above which inserts a new page entry in the database. and to view that page we automatically get this kind of url

www.blastingart.com/viewPage.php?ID=Page Name

and to make it search engine friendly i have to rewrite it in the .htaccess so it looks like this www.blastingart.com/page Name.html

ok now what i want is to make a system that when i generate a new page through that form it will automatically add the rewrite entry in the .ht access file . is it possible? if yes please help !!!

thx in advance
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Yes the rewrite rule I left earlier will make the id value appear to be the html file. So if you typed
www.blastingart.com/New Features.html into the url, it would be parsed by the server as www.blastingart.com/viewPage.php?ID=New Features
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Click to Expand / Collapse  Quote originally posted by wickedsunny ...
hiiz i think u guyz are not following what im trying to say. im using dolphin cms. i made a form which i posted above which inserts a new page entry in the database. and to view that page we automatically get this kind of url

www.blastingart.com/viewPage.php?ID=Page Name

and to make it search engine friendly i have to rewrite it in the .htaccess so it looks like this www.blastingart.com/page Name.html

ok now what i want is to make a system that when i generate a new page through that form it will automatically add the rewrite entry in the .ht access file . is it possible? if yes please help !!!

thx in advance
regards
Click to Expand / Collapse  Quote originally posted by buddylee17 ...
Yes the rewrite rule I left earlier will make the id value appear to be the html file. So if you typed
www.blastingart.com/New Features.html into the url, it would be parsed by the server as www.blastingart.com/viewPage.php?ID=New Features
Thats what everyone is trying to explain
1 system for creating filenames
1 rule to translate the url between ?=something
and domain/something.html

a rule for every file does not work
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Re: Rewriting .htaccess from a php file or form

that is wht im saying i dono hwo to do it. can anyone help me out ?
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Re: Rewriting .htaccess from a php file or form

Every post, almost, has explained what to do
  • Establish a convention for naming the files from your cms
  • establish a rewrite rule that matches the naming system used
done
Nobody can do it for you, and have tried to explain the process
dont know the names used already
but the thing to do is Stop
until you read the manual and understand it on rewrite, everything you do will make it harder to undo.
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Re: Rewriting .htaccess from a php file or form

thank u
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