mod_rewrite simple tutorial

Lala, you're too kind!

mrcrowley, if you're not familiar with PHP programming I highly advise that you hire some professional(s) to do this for you.
It looks like a rather complex script and integrating mod_rewrite would take a lot of work.
All I gave here are theoretical examples for those who are writing their own scripts and want to make them SEO friendly.
Modifying an existing script is of course possible but it can also be risky if you're not sure what you're doing.
The code modifications depend on the script itself and editing the source imposes that you are familiar with the way the script works in high detail.

[mrcrowley]

ecommerce i think?

[mrcrowley]

Originally Posted by melkior

Lala, you're too kind!

mrcrowley, if you're not familiar with PHP programming I highly advise that you hire some professional(s) to do this for you.
It looks like a rather complex script and integrating mod_rewrite would take a lot of work.

No problem i thought it was just editing a few files (adding a few lines) I will stop right there. I mean i always back things up before i mess with em anyway. I tend to fiddle with things and if they don't work put them back nothing to lose that way.But if theres complexities involved then i'm out lol

[Humous]

Thanks for the guide Melkior, I was keeping an eye out on how to do this.

I had some trouble getting this to work, I had to comment/remove the 1st line of the .htaccess file (#Options +FollowSymLinks) to do this but working fine now.

This may have been due to me messing around with the config file for apache.

Humous

[opeth]

woow, exellent tutorial!

[casper]

nice work there