问题
I was looking for ways to mimic something I've seen, however I'm really not even sure where to start or how to search for it.
Lets say my page was:
foo.com/ and my index page could take an argument of: index.php?id=5
What I'm wanting to do is create the following:
foo.com/5/ rather than placing index.php?id=5 just use the webstring to pass in the parameters, to hide not only the fact its a PHP page, but to clean up the url a bit more.
Is this possible?
Cheers
回答1:
You'll want to look into URL rewriting. With the commonly used Apache webserver, this is accomplished with mod_rewrite.
回答2:
or /?5/123/ and in php parse the query string if rewrite is not available
回答3:
Something like this should suit:
RewriteRule ^pages/([A-Za-z_-]*)(/?)$ /index.php?page=$1
Broken down, we're looking for a URL that starts with pages, has any combination of letters, underscores and hyphens, and an optional trailing forward slash, and passing that to /index.php to handle.
回答4:
Yes Mod_rewrite is best option, you can create .htaccess file. if you do not want the write a custom function which will handle the your url.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1455071/create-a-page-without-placing-php-at-the-end