Adding ? XXX to every URL. Is it possible?

[EbookLover]

Hi,

Forgive me if this is a dumb question. I am not that great a programmer/web designer. But...

I have a PHP based website. It's an article website. Just a bunch of reprint articles found on various reprint article sites.

What I want to do is to have "?<keyword>" to be automatically added to the end of every URL in the site. The keyword would be the same for every URL.

So, for instance, if a URL to a certain page in my site about VOIP is...

http://myVOIPwebsite.com/article234.php

I want "?VOIP" to be automatically added that URL when that page (and every page) is visited by a visitor.

So the URL will show as...
http://myVOIPwebsite.com/article234.php?voip

even though the visitor only visited the URL without the "?VOIP" part. I just want it to be automatically added to every single URL in my site.

Is this at all possible somehow through HTACCESS or some other means?

My second question is, if it is possible, do you think this would this hurt my search engine listability and rankability?

Thanks in advance.

 

[dre]

it would be better to show the url as http://myVOIPwebsite.com/voip_article234.html in stead of http://myVOIPwebsite.com/article234.php?voip this way google and other SE's thinks they are static and not dynamic

 

[Kate]

Or better yet use hyphens and not underscores. Search engines are not good at parsing keywords with underscores.

EbookLover I assume mod_rewrite is what you need to perform the job.
It is still possible to modify the PHP code which shows the URLs.

 

[EbookLover]

Thanks and nevermind, guys. Not only did I post this to the wrong section but I figured out a better solution.