I noticed that alot of sites URL's tend to look like this:
www.example.com/the-name-of-the-article-separated-like-this/
How can I do that? I really don't think that is all manually done. If this belongs in the PHP thread sorry. I am using PHP for creating my blog and its done, but I just wanted to know how those url's are created.
Thanks.
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and a bunch of discussions on the subject and tutorials etc "user friendly urls with mod rewrite"
its not hard as long as the?bla=blah&otherstuff=somethingelseparameter part of …
apache mod_rewrite
and a bunch of discussions on the subject and tutorials etc "user friendly urls with mod rewrite"
its not hard as long as the ?bla=blah&otherstuff=somethingelse parameter part of the url is structured
I noticed that alot of sites URL's tend to look like this:
www.example.com/the-name-of-the-article-separated-like-this/
The way I would do it is by using an error 404 error handler, and parse the URL actually used. On one of my hosts (all hosts do not allow this) I also use this method to parse subdomains, so I don't have to declare them on the host. Very convenient and flexible.
This even allows me to create new subdomains on the fly.
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