Hi. I have dynamic site. I want to rewrite my urls to becomes more SEO friendly .When I write an article , I have file view . php / id=1. I want to make something like this view . php / 1 / article-title .I searched several articles at the forum but I couldn`t understand how it works. I tried to make this but i can't.
Thank you.

I want to rewrite my urls to becomes more SEO friendly

They aren't

http://www.askapache.com/htaccess/mo...ps-tricks.html

No. I want to replace for example view.php?id=1 with view.php/1/article-title

And how is .htaccess going to find the article title?

I don't know. I just want to rewrite dynamic url in static but I don't know how.

Ok let's get this in the right order.

You do NOT re-write "dynamic" URLs to "static looking" ones. It is actually the other way around.

The "static" alias is redirected internally to the REAL URL that delivers the content.

User agents make a HTTP request to the server for

site.tld/this-is-a-static-looking-address/

, the server loads and reads the .htaccess (shorthand for hyper text access) conditions and rules then "instructs" the useragent to make another HTTP request for the actual URL and sends a HTTP response code for the real URL to the user agent.

.htaccess has no means of reading the documents to determine what the "title" is, your site navigation has to output the alias (friendly name) then your htaccess rules have to "know" how to re-request the true URL.


You need to read up on mod_alias directives, mod_rewrite directives and Apache's tutorial on htaccess