Friendly URLS(new way)

[Thiago]

Well, i made it!!! Its a new way that i've never seen before, it fits nice on websites that doesnt have so much content...

When you have your url like... ?page=autovisitors

Just create a page called

autovisitors.html on the SAME DIRECTORY, add the code:

<?php include("http://www.yourwebsite.com/?page=autovisitors");

?>

You can save the .html with another names that helps you on google like:

traffic-hits-autovisitors.html (Google likes keywords on URL)

If you copy this article to somewhere, put the credits linking: http://www.okbro.com

I'm the first to do it, i've been a LOT of time in forums and never saw anything like that, and its so simple and it works for EVERYONE, you just need php working Doesnt need to use .htaccess and more

[Devil_Inc]

Actually, sorry to burst your bubble but this has been on a website before, i believe it was needscripts or something of that sort, yes its a good way but also very unsecure and has many security holes, i suggest you use your friend google alittle more.

`p34ce`

[Thiago]

I know all the ways and i've never saw on this way, and some HOSTS doesnt offer support to the .htaccess file and the apache thing

[Devil_Inc]

you just need basic php support to use the php navigation

[giomanach]

I don't understand this. What will this do?

[Zegg90]

The .html page won't be able to support PHP so you'll need to set that in your CPanel MIME types section.

[animasola]

What that hell does this do? I dont understand a word you are saying... Do you mean creating multiple pages or something? You code in php and save it in html... its like doing it the other way around. Will that work?

[Thiago]

What that hell does this do? I dont understand a word you are saying... Do you mean creating multiple pages or something? You code in php and save it in html... its like doing it the other way around. Will that work?

Well, its all about search engines, just search a little and learn what friendly urls mean

[Zegg90]

There's no such thing as friendly urls, all urls are equal.

[Djetamun]

There's no such thing as friendly urls, all urls are equal.

Actually, Zegg, there kinda is :smile2:. But this requires some explaining...

First of all, there's what might be called User-Friendly URLs, which are those URLs that are easy for the users. Like http://www.somewhere.com/somepage.htm which is much friendlier than http://www.somewhere.com/apagewithaweirdnameand1234.htm :smile2:.

But arguably more importantly is what might be called Search Engine Friendly URLs, which are those URLs that can make your pages score higher on Search Engines. Generally, URLs that contain your keywords give them a good advantage over those that don't. A page that's called keyword.htm will rank much better than 123.htm.