Sorry, I couldn't think of a well-worded, descriptive title for what I'm
trying to do.
As I believe I mentioned before, I use PHP and MySQL to keep a journal.
all the entries are accessed by /index.phtml?id=23 , where "23" is
replaced by the id of the entry you want.
A "problem" I'm having is that some search engines' spiders (google, most
notably), won't navigate through all the different ?id= variants, even
though they are all linked together.
The solution I thought of would be to make /23.phtml point to the same
location, by parsing the id out of the url. Then the spiders would crawl
through all the individual pages and store them all. I got this to work
just fine.
Now what I would like is, rather than creating 100+ files (even if all
they contain is an include(); ), to ake a way where any /n.phtml brings up
the same batch of code.
really te only soltion I could come up with was to change my ErrorDocument
in .htaccess to point a 404 to a custom page in the directory, containing
the url parsing code, or, if it detects a non-numeric file, display a
default 404 message.
The problem with that was that apache would actually redirect the browser,
and the URL would be replaced with /404.phtml, losing the variable/ url.
Also $http_referrer would be suspiciously blank.
Anyone know a way I can succeed at the above? Or, even more delightful, a
better way to achieve it?
thanks
--kevin
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