subject:"Re\: \[PHP\] gettin parameters from url, architecture question"

Re: [PHP] gettin parameters from url, architecture question

2003-08-14 Thread Merlin

> RewriteRule ^file_html_22.html$ dospamfile.php this looks somehow faster than doing a errordocument redirect. Would it for example be possible to redirect all files starting with /travelogue_ to a specific file? Merlin PS: thanx for the great hint! -- Re: [PHP] gettin parameters from url, architecture question</a></span></h3> <div class="darkgray font13"> <span class="sender pipe"> <span class=date><a href="/search?l=php-general%40lists.php.net&q=date:20030814&o=newest">2003-08-14</a></span></span> <span class="sender pipe"> <span class=thead><a href="/search?l=php-general%40lists.php.net&q=subject:%22%5C%5BPHP%5C%5D+gettin+parameters+from+url%2C+architecture+question%22&o=newest">Thread</a></span></span> <span class=name><a href="/search?l=php-general%40lists.php.net&q=from:%22Merlin%22&o=newest">Merlin</a></span> </div> <blockquote><span class="msgFragment"> they are dynamic. Would it make sence to put all requests to an error document? Is this not a huge load for the server? Lets say I redirect all 401 errors to one php page where I parse the url and find the right file to redirect. This would be possible, but I fear that it would slow down the serve</span> </blockquote><br> <h3><span class=subject><a href="/php-general@lists.php.net/msg113455.html">Re: [PHP] gettin parameters from url, architecture question</a></span></h3> <div class="darkgray font13"> <span class="sender pipe"> <span class=date><a href="/search?l=php-general%40lists.php.net&q=date:20030810&o=newest">2003-08-10</a></span></span> <span class="sender pipe"> <span class=thead><a href="/search?l=php-general%40lists.php.net&q=subject:%22%5C%5BPHP%5C%5D+gettin+parameters+from+url%2C+architecture+question%22&o=newest">Thread</a></span></span> <span class=name><a href="/search?l=php-general%40lists.php.net&q=from:%22Curt+Zirzow%22&o=newest">Curt Zirzow</a></span> </div> <blockquote><span class="msgFragment"> * Thus wrote Merlin ([EMAIL PROTECTED]): > Hi there, > > I recently dumped into a site which was kind of search engine optimized. > They had urls like this: > > server.com/country_province_city_222.html > > where country would be a php file, but how are those guys picking the right > file? Where</span> </blockquote><br> <h3><span class=subject><a href="/php-general@lists.php.net/msg113230.html">Re: [PHP] gettin parameters from url, architecture question</a></span></h3> <div class="darkgray font13"> <span class="sender pipe"> <span class=date><a href="/search?l=php-general%40lists.php.net&q=date:20030807&o=newest">2003-08-07</a></span></span> <span class="sender pipe"> <span class=thead><a href="/search?l=php-general%40lists.php.net&q=subject:%22%5C%5BPHP%5C%5D+gettin+parameters+from+url%2C+architecture+question%22&o=newest">Thread</a></span></span> <span class=name><a href="/search?l=php-general%40lists.php.net&q=from:%22Chris+Shiflett%22&o=newest">Chris Shiflett</a></span> </div> <blockquote><span class="msgFragment"> --- Merlin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > What do you think? Maybe there is another possiblitiy=? Are you certain the site in question doesn't simply parse the HTML files as if they were PHP? Even so, I do not understand how you think one of these URLs is more "search optimized" than the other: htt</span> </blockquote><br> <h3><span class=subject><a href="/php-general@lists.php.net/msg113144.html">Re: [PHP] gettin parameters from url, architecture question</a></span></h3> <div class="darkgray font13"> <span class="sender pipe"> <span class=date><a href="/search?l=php-general%40lists.php.net&q=date:20030805&o=newest">2003-08-05</a></span></span> <span class="sender pipe"> <span class=thead><a href="/search?l=php-general%40lists.php.net&q=subject:%22%5C%5BPHP%5C%5D+gettin+parameters+from+url%2C+architecture+question%22&o=newest">Thread</a></span></span> <span class=name><a href="/search?l=php-general%40lists.php.net&q=from:%22Merlin%22&o=newest">Merlin</a></span> </div> <blockquote><span class="msgFragment"> > Also, don't rule out the possibility of generating static HTML at regular > intervals. This is how sites such as Slashdot operate - it's a sort of a > creative server-side caching mechanism. this sounds very interesting. So they are saving cpu and db_traffic by writing html pages out? How are th</span> </blockquote><br> <h3><span class=subject><a href="/php-general@lists.php.net/msg113135.html">Re: [PHP] gettin parameters from url, architecture question</a></span></h3> <div class="darkgray font13"> <span class="sender pipe"> <span class=date><a href="/search?l=php-general%40lists.php.net&q=date:20030805&o=newest">2003-08-05</a></span></span> <span class="sender pipe"> <span class=thead><a href="/search?l=php-general%40lists.php.net&q=subject:%22%5C%5BPHP%5C%5D+gettin+parameters+from+url%2C+architecture+question%22&o=newest">Thread</a></span></span> <span class=name><a href="/search?l=php-general%40lists.php.net&q=from:%22Chris+Shiflett%22&o=newest">Chris Shiflett</a></span> </div> <blockquote><span class="msgFragment"> --- Merlin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > So they are saving cpu and db_traffic by writing html pages out? Pretty much, yeah, though I don't think the pages are completely static HTML either, but the majority of the logic is done in batches. It was basically a common sense approach taken a long tim</span> </blockquote><br> <h3><span class=subject><a href="/php-general@lists.php.net/msg113133.html">Re: [PHP] gettin parameters from url, architecture question</a></span></h3> <div class="darkgray font13"> <span class="sender pipe"> <span class=date><a href="/search?l=php-general%40lists.php.net&q=date:20030805&o=newest">2003-08-05</a></span></span> <span class="sender pipe"> <span class=thead><a href="/search?l=php-general%40lists.php.net&q=subject:%22%5C%5BPHP%5C%5D+gettin+parameters+from+url%2C+architecture+question%22&o=newest">Thread</a></span></span> <span class=name><a href="/search?l=php-general%40lists.php.net&q=from:%22Merlin%22&o=newest">Merlin</a></span> </div> <blockquote><span class="msgFragment"> thanx, that points me into the right direction. I will do some research on that. cheers, Merlin -- <IFRAME SRC="http://saratoga.globosapiens/associates/report_member.php?u=3&color=EEE EEE" scrolling=no frameborder=0 TITLE="My travel articles" width="330" height="155" ALLOWTRANSPARENCY="true">ht</span> </blockquote><br> <h3><span class=subject><a href="/php-general@lists.php.net/msg113124.html">Re: [PHP] gettin parameters from url, architecture question</a></span></h3> <div class="darkgray font13"> <span class="sender pipe"> <span class=date><a href="/search?l=php-general%40lists.php.net&q=date:20030805&o=newest">2003-08-05</a></span></span> <span class="sender pipe"> <span class=thead><a href="/search?l=php-general%40lists.php.net&q=subject:%22%5C%5BPHP%5C%5D+gettin+parameters+from+url%2C+architecture+question%22&o=newest">Thread</a></span></span> <span class=name><a href="/search?l=php-general%40lists.php.net&q=from:%22Curt+Zirzow%22&o=newest">Curt Zirzow</a></span> </div> <blockquote><span class="msgFragment"> * Thus wrote Merlin ([EMAIL PROTECTED]): > they are dynamic. Would it make sence to put all requests to an error > document? Is this not a huge load for the server? > > Lets say I redirect all 401 errors to one php page where I parse the url and > find the right file to redirect. 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