HTML: Implement URLs like example.com/search
Question by NetGuy | 2015-01-04 at 11:34
From time to time, I am seeing websites having Internet addresses such as example.com/search. Apparently, these URLs do not require any HTML extension.
How is this technically possible and feasible? Can someone give a hint of how to implement that feature on my own homepage?
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Technically, you can implement such URLs with the help of HTACCESS and the mode_rewrite module. With that, you can redirect URLs internally as you like.
You can find a tutorial about this subject on the page Simplify URLs using HTACCESS.
2015-01-04 at 18:28