PHP pseudo-static getting started based on tutorials

In php, we can use apache to implement pseudo-static or php operations, but currently I only know apache's pseudo-static and php code's pseudo-static.

 

Apache pseudo-static html (URL Rewrite) Setting Method

Phpma: Open the configuration file httpd. conf of Apache.

Phpma 2: # LoadModule rewrite_module modules/mod_rewrite # Remove

1. apache

Now we can implement a pseudo-static page, and write down the rules below:

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<Ifmodule mod_rewrite.c> # Write in liunx Rewriteengine on Rewriterule (%a-za-z%}1,%}-(%0-9%}1,%}.html $ index. php? Action = $1 & id = $2 </Ifmodule>

([A-za-z000000001, 00000000-(%0-9000000001, 00000000.html $ is the rule, index. php? Action = $1 & id = $2 is the format to be replaced. $1 indicates the matching value of the first parenthesis, and $2 indicates the second.

 

Restart apache

2. Create a new file named. htaccess in the directory.

. Htaccess file writing

Create a file under the root directory of the website named. htaccess. The writing method is as follows:

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RewriteEngine on # enable rewrite RewriteRule ^/$ index. php # indicates that you can access index. php "/". RewriteRule ^ about _ (d *)/$ about/about. php? Id = $1 # indicates that about_22/can be used to access about/about. php? Id = 22 page. Note: $ the previous "/" RewriteRule ^ about _ (d * logs .html $ about/about. php? Id = $1 could users use about_22.html to access about/about. php? Id = 22 page RewriteRule ^ news _ (d *) _ (d * pai.html $ news/news. php? Id = $1 & page = $2 webpage users can use news_11_2.html to access news/news. php? Id = 11 & page = 2 page. $1 indicates the first parameter, and $2 indicates the second parameter.

We can see from the above that if we have the following link

<A href = "/about_22/"> about us </a>

The page we visit is the same as the page we visit below.

<A href = "/about. php? Id = 22 "> about us </a>

2. php code

For example: http://www.xxxx.com/soft.php/1,100,8630.html

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<? Php // Use the server variable to obtain the PATH_INFO information. In this example, It is/, 8630.html, that is, the part after the execution Script Name. If (@ $ path_info = $ _ SERVER ["PATH_INFO"]) { // Regular Expression Matching Parameters If (preg_match ("// (d1_success, (d1_success, (d1_0000.html/si", $ path_info, $ arr_path )){ $ Gid = intval ($ arr_path [1]); // get the value 1 $ Sid = intval ($ arr_path [2]); // get the value 100 $ Softid = intval ($ arr_path [3]); // get the value 8630 } Else die ("Path: Error! "); // Equivalent to soft. php? Gid = 1 & sid = 100 & softid = 8630 } Else die ('path: Nothing! '); // It's that simple .~) ?>