I want to convert
http://www.acdrifter.com/Review/Azumi 2/
to
http://www.acdrifter.com/?page=Review&movie=Azumi 2
I am currently using
RewriteRule ^Review/([^/]*) /?page=Review&movie=$1 [R]
however, this causes a problem -
It redirects the url to the new page, instead of leaving the url in the address bar. If I take out the [R] though, then the basepath is wrong. How do i fix this problem?
Mod_rewrite question [friendly urls]
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- senthilnayagam
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If you want a plain PHP based solution
you can find it on experts exchange also(that is me, but yet to get my points)
http://www.experts-exchange.com/Web/Web ... 88785.html
i believe you can manage some PHP, will give you the basic guidelines for you to start
i have done it personally for few big sites
$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] will hold the actual script name plus any querystring
use explode using '?' seperate the querystring and SEO URL(we have a reason for us to do it) especially if you use some form which use GET method
with the SEO URL, available now , you can explode it with '/' the seperator and count from left and identify the param you require
In my case it was a MVC framework, where passed the action
sample actions we used were
print : for printer friendly page
pdf: pdf version
mail: mail to friend
story/1-3 : where the main article was split into pages within the cms
buy : ecommerce option
it was a secure setup, and we were able to climb google ranking fast
but for your info, google is learning fast, it manages upto 4 url parameters
but under some condition you may need to put some code in .htaccess
regards
Senthilnayagam
you can find it on experts exchange also(that is me, but yet to get my points)
http://www.experts-exchange.com/Web/Web ... 88785.html
i believe you can manage some PHP, will give you the basic guidelines for you to start
i have done it personally for few big sites
$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] will hold the actual script name plus any querystring
use explode using '?' seperate the querystring and SEO URL(we have a reason for us to do it) especially if you use some form which use GET method
with the SEO URL, available now , you can explode it with '/' the seperator and count from left and identify the param you require
In my case it was a MVC framework, where passed the action
sample actions we used were
print : for printer friendly page
pdf: pdf version
mail: mail to friend
story/1-3 : where the main article was split into pages within the cms
buy : ecommerce option
it was a secure setup, and we were able to climb google ranking fast
but for your info, google is learning fast, it manages upto 4 url parameters
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$scriptinfo = explode("?",$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']);
$params=$scriptinfo[1];// can also be got from $_GET
$userfunction = str_replace($_SERVER['SCRIPT_NAME'],'',$scriptinfo[0]);
if(function_exists($userfunction)){
call_user_func($userfunction, $params);
}else{
echo "invalid function called, possible hack attempt);
//log the error or send mail to you using cutom error handler
exit
}regards
Senthilnayagam