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HtAccess Redirects
For the people who use HTACCESS..
I know there is a function/handler built into htaccess that will do the following. If the url contains: the htaccess file looks something like this (i'm guessing with regular expressions). Code:
[SOMETHING HERE] /html/(.*)/(.*).html pages.php?directory=$1&page=$2pages.php?directory=xyz/csv&page=welcome Someone please; how do you do this? |
google for mod_rewrite which is what you are looking for (there are examples in the apache manual)
or if you were using PHP or similar you could utilise the $_SERVER['PATH_INFO'] variable to do similar which is probably less of a resource sucker than mod_rewrite |
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