· #1 New Member
Shorter URLs
In your .htaccess file add:
Code:
<Files page>
SetHandler application/x-httpd-php
</Files>
Now file "page" will be a php page without the file extension ".php"
www..com/page www..com/page.php
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I don't see why you would want to do that..
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Originally Posted by Dan Friedman I don't see why you would want to do that..
Not true, it would only go to "page" no matter what. I think you are confused. You are renaming the file to just “page” page.php does not exist anymore.
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Yes, so since you don't need an extension to make it PHP, if you went to site.com/folder it would go to folder.php and not the actual folder.
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Originally Posted by Dan Friedman Yes, so since you don't need an extension to make it PHP, if you went to site.com/folder it would go to folder.php and not the actual folder.
Understand your logic. This is just another way to make shorter URLs.
Then you can pass vars
www..com/page/var/ PHP Code:
$var_array = explode ( "/" , $PATH_INFO );
$your_var = $var_array [ 1 ];
Example, you can have this:
www..com/page.php?var=BLAH (Ugly!)
or you can have this:
www..com/page/BLAH/ (Clean and SEO friendly!)
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I like the script... but is there any advanced version of it,..... i mean is there any class available that more sufficiently manages it?
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Originally Posted by jpm6917 Code:
<Files page>
SetHandler application/x-httpd-php
</Files>
That wouldn't change EVERY file? Just page.php?
If I put "<Files search>" it would just be search.php? and not EVERY SINGLE FOLDER?
Am I right?
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· #8 NamePros Regular
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What about using the mod_rewrite method:
PHP Code:
Add this to the . htaccess file on the root of your server :
RewriteEngine on
/
RewriteCond %{ REQUEST_FILENAME }. php - f
%{ REQUEST_URI } !/$
RewriteRule (.*) $ 1 . php [ L ]
RewriteCond %{ REQUEST_FILENAME } !- d
^(.+)/$ /$ 1 [ R = 301 , L ]
That should just strip out the php extension of evry file.
- Vince
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