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Posted by Bob Bedford on 11/12/05 00:26
I forgot:
Ill also write a complete URL given an article.
I've a direct selection article field (a input text where I can enter the
article id).
let's get this address:
www.mysite.com?id=3563
I'd like to have the URL created with the details coming from the MySQL
database and as result:
www.mysite.com/television/sony/70/3563.html
Bob
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> Hello there,
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> I've tried various tutorials on many websites but I absolutely don't
> understand how it works.
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> My webserver has mor_rewrite enabled.
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> I've a website where I manage electronics stuffs.
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> So I've a search engine in my site wich get values from MySQL.
> when a query is done, I may have this:
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> www.mysite.com/index.php?type=television&make=sony&diagonal=70&pricefrom=1000&priceto=&color=
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> this gives me any sony television wich is 70cm diagonal and wich price is
> more than 1000 Euros.
> clicking on any item Ill have:
> www.mysite.com/item.php?id=3998
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> Isn't very good for search engines, and it can't be found.
> My goal is to have something like:
> www.mysite.com/television/sony/70/>1000 to get the list and
> www.mysite.com/television/sony/70/>1000/3998.html for the item or
> something similar
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> This is because I want the search engine to get some words when looking at
> my pages and then being referenced for the interesting words (like sony
> television)
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> How to do so ? Also the people may be able to bookmark every article and I
> must be able to retrieve the article or redirect to the index page if the
> article isn't available anymore.
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> any link that explain well with lot of examples...or a very good tutorial
> for newbie.
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> Bob
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