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I'm designing a PHP driven site, so I want to shorten the url's so that search engines won't have trouble locating the pages within the site. The problem is the hosting server doesn't allow mod_rewrite rule.
Isn't there another option that performs the same results? The hosting company suggested I use .htaccess file, but isn't that the same thing? If they don't allow mod_rewrite, I don't know how to get around this. Anyone have experience with this? |
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Most medern spiders will have no problem spidering your dynamic url's. My site is spidered well and I have done nothing to change appearence of my URL's. If you want alternative methods try the zend website as there are tutorials for alternative methods there.
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Regarding alternate method: This should be helpful: http://forums.devshed.com/archive/t-107214
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I tried checking the Zend website and I'm completely lost there. I'm not a programmer, so couldn't understand the information there at all.
Anyone know of another site for php-dummies, or another method altogether? |
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