Search Engine Optimizationuser-friendly URLs - SEO
Started by deva, Nov 21 2007 01:30 AM
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#1
Posted 21 November 2007 - 01:30 AM
How can i change some urls of my site as of my requirement.
For ex: http://www.example.c...;city=San_Diego
this is my url now i want the my url to be
http://www.example.c...l...&/San_Diego
it can be change like this?
And also this must applicable to the specific files only not to the whole site.
For ex: http://www.example.c...;city=San_Diego
this is my url now i want the my url to be
http://www.example.c...l...&/San_Diego
it can be change like this?
And also this must applicable to the specific files only not to the whole site.
#2
Posted 21 November 2007 - 03:40 AM
Not in the way you want.
To show a meaningful URL the file name (display.php) should be at the end.
However this article should help.
To show a meaningful URL the file name (display.php) should be at the end.
However this article should help.
#4
Posted 21 November 2007 - 06:33 AM
As far as I know, user-friendly URLs are "meant to be" better SE wise - but the real benefit is that users can use them 
They can look at the page name and know what it is - and theyare likely to remember it.
I believe you can do it using mod-rewrite - but you should beable to have something for either taxonomy (you tell you system Name1 - NameA, or with url encode/decode scripts.
Are you using a CMS ? If so, which one ?
They can look at the page name and know what it is - and theyare likely to remember it.
I believe you can do it using mod-rewrite - but you should beable to have something for either taxonomy (you tell you system Name1 - NameA, or with url encode/decode scripts.
Are you using a CMS ? If so, which one ?
#7
Posted 21 November 2007 - 02:46 PM
Well... the mod-rewrite is a little cumbersome if you have lots of pages to alter....
You would probably be better served with a script to do it... if it is a custom job, you may find it worth while to get whoever supplied it (others or yourself) to lookinro a url enconde/decode script.
Give this a try...
http://www.evolt.org...pache/17/15049/
You would probably be better served with a script to do it... if it is a custom job, you may find it worth while to get whoever supplied it (others or yourself) to lookinro a url enconde/decode script.
Give this a try...
http://www.evolt.org...pache/17/15049/
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