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zawam
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Posted: 07/14/2006 01:10 pm
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Hey All. I know you can do it but i am not sure how. I have web-pages pulling information from a database, but there all long urls, ie, www.domain.com/longurl.php?uid=1&seo=none.

How can i make this like

www.domain.com/1/seo/

Thanks all...



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Posted: 07/14/2006 01:21 pm
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You'll need to use some form of mod_rewrite to rewrite the URLs.

I'm not sure if you're using a UNIX server or a Windows server, so you'll need to use either mod_rewrite or ISAPI rewrite depending on the type of server you're using.



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Posted: 07/15/2006 02:49 am
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I am using Linux/Unix. So its PHP, Is MOD_REWRITE Already installed on the server as its just shared hosting?



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Posted: 07/16/2006 10:26 pm
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You will find snippets of directives for the mod_rewrite here in this forum. You need to add the directives in a .htaccess file and upload this to your server document root.

Incidentally mod_rewrite module is almost standard in most Apache server installations.


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