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Hi guys,

 

I was talking with a client tonight and he asked me to do two things for him (he has a movie database).

 

1. Put the title of the films in the <title> tags. DONE.

2. Put the title of the movie in the actual url... http://www.mysite.com/movies/movietitle/

 

Is number two possible without having the .php on the end of the extension?

 

Thanks.

Not to take over this topic, but is this possible without access to a .htaccess file (through php perhaps?)?  I'm helping a friend of mine with a website on Yahoo webhosting, and they don't allow you to have a .htaccess file.  Just curious.  Thanks!

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