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I’m developing this site and studying a little about friendly url’s since I was a Wordpress user and now I’m moving to frameworks and systems. What I want to know is whether the url shown below might be more user friendly yet.
The method I thought to use initially was to put the id end of post link and recover this ID on destination page php treatment.. But then I thought ...
Question: Can this url be friendlier yet and not have that parameter at the end? How else could I do this?
URL: http://dent.axitech.com.br/tratamentos/aparelhos-dentarios__35
HTACCESS:
Options +FollowSymLinks
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteBase /
# RewriteRule ^(.*)$ index.php/$1 [L]
RewriteRule ^home(.*) index.php
RewriteRule ^contato(.*) contato.php
RewriteRule ^tratamentos/(.*) tratamentos.php?tratamentos=$1
Maybe using GET or POST. Ex: http://dent.axitech.com.br/treatment/tools-dentarios?param=35 (GET) Then you can redirect to a url that doesn’t have the parameter at the end. That depends on whether you need him there.
– Carlos
I don’t think this statement modifies the url to the point of removing the parameter so it would be almost the same thing I did, no?
– Marcos Vinicius
How would I get through this for $_POST?
– Marcos Vinicius
Instead of using a link, you would use a form with Submit button and Hidden input.
– Carlos
Wordpress creates each post a unique tag for that post. And uses that tag in the url. In case you would create a unique text.
– touchmx
@touchmx you gave me an idea and at the same time confused me because I can compare the previously created tags BUT if I insert a second article be with the same tag we will have problems right. How to prevent a tag is repeated in the act of the article?
– Marcos Vinicius
But it depends on the type of content you insert. In WP he understands that no post has the same title as another.
– touchmx