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Using Search Engine Friendly URLs for your Dynamic Pages
in PHP added by clearnetwork, on 29/7/2008 beginner tutorials mod rewrite seo
"Search Engine Friendly URLs" or "User Friendly URLs" are a much better way of constructing your URLs for dynamic pages. In this article I will discuss some basic ways of doing this, with a little help from mod_rewrite.
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Search Engine Friendly URLs with mod_rewrite and templates
in PHP added by aaronson, on 29/5/2008 mod_rewrite search engine friendly urls simple template
You see them all over the internet, search engine friendly URLs are becoming very popular. There are a couple ways to achieve a search engine friendly URL but the easiest way to implement them is to use mod_rewrite in your .htaccess file. In this tutorial you will learn how to read and call a search engine friendly URL on your website using a gateway type template script.
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mod_rewrite: A Beginner's Guide to URL Rewriting
in PHP added by goodphptutorials, on 31/1/2007 beginner tutorials mod_rewrite url
Most of you will have read and/or heard about mod_rewrite -- yes, it's an Apache module, and it's even installed by default! Go and check your modules directory (note that under *nix operating systems there's a chance that your Apache was compiled with missing mod_rewrite, in which case, consult your sysadmin).
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