SEO friendly URL's no apache/htaccess (needs php)

[Porngoblin]

Just thought I would share this with you guys. Not new to a lot of you but useful if you are ever stuck on a windoze box with php. I just bought a blog like that from somebody and it drove me nuts till I got this to work.

SE Friendly URLs (http://www.bukisa.com/articles/50754)

Still got loadsa space in my directory at www.atpornhub.com , and if you have some pics you dont want (you can chuck a small site watermark with your url on at the bottom of the pic) go to http://ratemysexypic.porngoblin.com and spam my ass. No spam in comments tho! Please... pretty please...

[tickler]

Your link to the article is a little fucked up.
Maybe one of the mods can correct it.
http://<br%20/>http://www.bukisa.com/articles/50754

[Preacher]

I'm struggling whether or not to do this on a project I'm building. Here's my issue


http://www.mongo.com/blog2/showpage.php?section=mongo-world&page-no=22

Search engines hate the ? and & bits called a query string. Your new url would be simply:

http://www.mongo.com/index1.php/showpage/section/mongo-world/page/22

Seriously, is he implying Google can't read a couple gets from a query string?

I'm not talking about some crazy long amazon-type link, but seriously a couple variables in the query string can easily be indexed by Google. So what's the point of the extra code if I'm not expecting typins to those specific pages?

[Halfdeck]

That script is useless.

[nate]

http://corz.org/serv/tricks/htaccess2.php

[Cleo]

http://corz.org/serv/tricks/htaccess2.php
Very nice page. |thumb

[LD]

That is an awesome page...seems to be saying the mod rewite for "search engine friendly" urls is somewhat cosmetic these days.