?page=

[jkewlo]

how would you go about doing a site with no index.php

 

instead have it so that the url post links like

 

?page=login ?page=play ?page=register etc... good for me to know and others

[Northern Flame]

do you mean something like

 

http://www.website.com/?page=home

 

 

if so,

in your index.php page make your file include certain files

depending on which page is called through $_GET['page']

[jkewlo]

ahh

 

 

so it would be like

 

 

if($page == loging){

include login.php?

}

[Northern Flame]

ahh

 

 

so it would be like

 

 

if($page == loging){

include login.php?

}

 

it would be more like

 

<?php

$page = $_GET['page'];

if($page == 'loging'){
include('login.php');
}

?>

[mb81]

We use an .htaccess file and a very simple rewrite to create different pages from one file:

 

RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule ^([a-z0-9]+)$ content.php?id=$1 [L]

 

This also helps us with search engine optimization, because the pages will index, because the urls are like this: http://www.mysite.com/page

http://www.mysite.com/anotherpage

 

instead of like this:

 

http://www.mysite.com/content.php?id=page

 

Crawlers will ignore the parameters (everything after the ?), so the only page that gets indexed is the default page.

[BlueSkyIS]

"Crawlers will ignore the parameters (everything after the ?), so the only page that gets indexed is the default page."

 

Incorrect. Not that it's a bad idea to optimize your URLs as described, but I've got hundreds of ?=blahblah pages indexed in all search engines.

[Northern Flame]

"Crawlers will ignore the parameters (everything after the ?), so the only page that gets indexed is the default page."

 

Incorrect. Not that it's a bad idea to optimize your URLs as described, but I've got hundreds of ?=blahblah pages indexed in all search engines.

 

yea i agree with BlueSkyIS,

not all search engines ignore that,

some do, but the major ones like google and yahoo dont

[jkewlo]

ahh

 

 

so it would be like

 

 

if($page == loging){

include login.php?

}

 

so i will need to do this in index and have my pages jump from that

it would be more like

 

<?php

$page = $_GET['page'];

if($page == 'loging'){
include('login.php');
}

?>