Htaccess working with multiple SEO friendly URL's?

I recommend you do all of this in your code rather than in Apache. Just redirect all requests to one file (index. Php, or whatever your DirectoryIndex file is) and then examine the URL in your code and transform the URL into the form you want.

Then, return a 301 with the transformed URL. If you want, you can skip this process for files that actually exist. This will avoid overhead for requested assets.

I recommend you do all of this in your code rather than in Apache. Just redirect all requests to one file (index. Php, or whatever your DirectoryIndex file is) and then examine the URL in your code and transform the URL into the form you want.

Then, return a 301 with the transformed URL. If you want, you can skip this process for files that actually exist. This will avoid overhead for requested assets.

Here's a sample . Htaccess that does this: Options +FollowSymLinks +ExecCGI RewriteEngine On # check if the file exists. If it doesn't redirect to your main file # comment out the RewriteCond if you don't want to skip index.

Php for existing files RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME}! -f RewriteRule ^(.*)$ index. Php QSA,L.

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