Question

As part of a project, we re currently looking at adding in SEO URLs to pages. This is for an online store, and there are numerous types of content within the site: static pages (for example "About Us", "Privacy Policy", product categories and product pages.

We have the numerous URL stubs stored in a MySQL table as follows:

+-----------------+------------------+----------------+
|    url_stub     | destination type | destination_id |
+-----------------+------------------+----------------+
| privacy-policy/ |       page       |       1        |
+-----------------+------------------+----------------+
|   category-1/   |     category     |       2        |
+-----------------+------------------+----------------+
|  my-product-1/  |      product     |       1        |
+-----------------+------------------+----------------+

达到这一水平的一个选择是拥有巨大的指数。然而,如果能够处理所有事项,我们更希望有单独的网页,以达到不同的内容类型。例如,<代码>stination_type of page的任何东西都将上页。 php?id=#,等等。因此,以上表格中的例子如下:

privacy-policy/ = page.php?id=1
category-1/     = category.php?cat=2
my-product-1/   = product.php?prod=1

My question is this: what would be the best practice to achieve this? We don t want to include the destination_id anywhere in the SEO-friendly URL. I was thinking that it might be possible to create a dynamic .htaccess file which outputs everything on the fly with mod_rewrite, but I can t find any solutions.

Any help or comments would be most gratefully received.

Answer 1

Short answer would be "no you have to rewrite it every time" but this older question should answer yours :) Can I make a dynamic .htaccess file?

Otherwise, complicated/stupid/useless idea:

RewriteRule /(.*)  /index.php?url=$1

Then in your PHP file

if (isset($_GET[ url ]))
{
  //Parse url and echo page according to requested url
}

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