This class can be used to redirect requests based on URL rewriting rules.
It can check whether the current request URL matches one or more rules.
If one of the defined rules is matched, the class determines the path of a PHP script that will handle the request and executes that script using the PHP require command.
If none of the rules matches, the class include the default error script and returns the 404 status code to the browser.
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| Auto Ajax |
Conditional |
For example with URL Rewriter |
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| Friendly URL without mod_rewrite |
After while away from thyphp, I am back :-) and continuing with the a saga of SEO (Search engine optimization) focusing on Friendly URL... |
| Friendly URL! is it really needed? |
The trend of the web right now is to avoid as much as possible to pass GET’s variables to a web site, instead of that it is used “friendly URL”... |
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| Wikipedia |
Wikipedia definition of URL Rewrite |