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PHP

Posted by Freddy Heppell
Freddy Heppell
9,753 Points

Enhancing PHP Clean URLs

Seriously? Why bother putting files in individual directories and then having to change several links. As everybody is using an apache webserver it would be a lot easier just to introduce htaccess mod_rewrite!

2 Answers

Randy Hoyt
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Randy Hoyt
Treehouse Guest Teacher
Randy Hoyt
Randy Hoyt
Treehouse Guest Teacher

I cover using mod_rewrite in the next set of tutorials. In some cases, using subfolders is easier to maintain; in others, rewrite rules are. I wanted to be sure to cover how to use both of them.

David Hudson
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David Hudson
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 120 Points
David Hudson
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David Hudson
Front End Web Development Techdegree Student 120 Points

Randy Hoyt can you please post the link this course you mention above if it is available? Thanks