This is a discussion on Dynamic Page SEO within the PHP Language forums, part of the PHP Programming Forums category; maxvalery@gmail.com wrote: > Jerry, thanks for the response. > > The user I'm building the site for ...
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maxvalery@gmail.com wrote:
> Jerry, thanks for the response. > > The user I'm building the site for is an absolute beginner when it > comes to computers. He needs to add/remove/modify pages easily. I > cannot see a better way of accomplishing that than using the 'get' > method - this way if a page needs to be added and navigation updated, > it's just another row in the MySQL table. The downside, everyone is > telling me, is poor indexing, which brings me to my original question > of a php interface that would parse through newly > added/modified/dropped pages and crank out plain html. > > Basically, I want to accomplish what Blogger does - add pages > interactively, but have a real URL address that ends with *.html. I've made similar pages for people I barely trust enough to know what the "ctrl"-key is. Indeed, every page was created using the "get" method, but to create user-friendly url's I used mod_rewerite on apache. So, for instance: the url is www.domain.com/contact.html, but get's rewritten on the server to www.domain.com/index.php?page=contact, while the users continue to see the "friendly" url. Grtz, -- Rik Wasmus |