Php pseudo-static writing, apache pseudo-static rules

In php, we can directly use php to process URLs for pseudo-static operations. However, this pseudo-static mode is not a standard and can be said to look like a commodity, but it is quite comfortable, of course, if we want to implement real pseudo-static data, we can use apacheRewrite pseudo-static data... in php, we can directly use php to process URLs for pseudo-static operations. However, this pseudo-static mode is not a standard and can be said to look like a commodity, but it is quite comfortable, of course, if you want to implement real pseudo-static data, we can use apache Rewrite Pseudo-static modules for instances. let's take a look at them.

The php program implements pseudo-static URLs. the pseudo-static method 1 is as follows:

 "; // Php100/test. php? Id | 1 @ action | 2 $ Php2Html_UrlString = str_replace ("? "," ", Str_replace ("/"," ", strrchr ($ Php2Html_FileUrl ,"/"),"? "); Echo $ Php2Html_UrlString ."
"; // Id | 1 @ action | 2 $ Php2Html_UrlQueryStrList = explode (" @ ", $ Php2Html_UrlString); print_r ($ Php2Html_UrlQueryStrList ); // Array ([0] => id | 1 [1] => action | 2) echo"
"; Foreach ($ Php2Html_UrlQueryStrList as $ Php2Html_UrlQueryStr) {$ Php2Html_TmpArray = explode (" | ", $ Php2Html_UrlQueryStr); print_r ($ Php2Html_TmpArray ); // Array ([0] => id [1] => 1); Array ([0] => action [1] => 2) echo"
"; $ _ GET [$ Php2Html_TmpArray [0] = $ Php2Html_TmpArray [1];} // echo 'pseudo static: $ _ GET variable
'; Print_r ($ _ GET); // Array ([id | 1 @ action | 2] => [id] => 1 [action] => 2) echo"
"; Echo" "; echo $ _ GET [id]."
"; // 1 echo $ _ GET [action]; // 2?>

Php programs implement pseudo-static URLs. Method 2:

 "; // /php100/test.phpecho $filename . "
"; // test.phpif (strtolower($filename) == 'test.php') {    if (!emptyempty($_GET[id])) {        $id = intval($_GET[id]);        echo $id . "
";        $action = intval($_GET[action]);        echo $action . "
";    } else {        $nav = $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'];        echo "1:" . $nav . "
"; // /php100/test.php/1/2        $script = $_SERVER['SCRIPT_NAME'];        echo "2:" . $script . "
"; // /php100/test.php        $nav = ereg_replace("^$script", "", urldecode($nav));        echo $nav . "
"; // /1/2        $vars = explode("/", $nav);        print_r($vars); // Array ( [0] => [1] => 1 [2] => 2 )        echo "
";        $id = intval($vars[1]);        $action = intval($vars[2]);    }    echo $id . '&' . $action;}?>

Php programs implement pseudo-static URLs. Method 3:

 "; $ Script_name = $ _ SERVER [" SCRIPT_NAME "]; echo $ script_name ."
"; $ Nav = substr (ereg_replace (" ^ $ script_name "," ", urldecode ($ nav), 1); echo $ nav ."
"; $ Nav = preg_replace ("/^. ht (m) {1} (l) {0, 1} $/"," ", $ nav); // The end of this sentence is .htmlor .htm echo $ nav."
"; $ Vars = explode ("/", $ nav); print_r ($ vars); echo"
"; For ($ I = 0; $ I <Count ($ vars); $ I + = 2) {$ _ GET ["$ vars [$ I]"] = $ vars [$ I + 1];} return $ _ GET;} mod_rewrite (); $ year = $ _ GET ["year"]; // The result is '000000' echo $ year."
"; $ Action = $ _ GET [" action "]; // The result is '_ add' echo $ action;?>

Php implements pseudo-static URLs. Method 4:

If you have Server permissions, I think apache pseudo-static is still used.

1. Apache configuration:

Go to the/etc/httpd/conf/directory, open the httpd. conf file, and enable rewrite:

# LoadModule rewrite_module modules/mod_rewrite.so remove the previous #

Enable. htaccess

AllowOverride None: AllowOverride All

II. Rewrite statement:

We cannot modify the configuration file on the server. In most cases, we need to create a. htaccess file under the root directory of the website. The code is as follows:

RewriteEngine on // start the rewrite engine RewriteRule ^/index ([0-9] * pai.html $/index. php? Id = $1 // "([0-9] *)" indicates that the range (. *) indicates all, the same below. RewriteRule ^/index ([0-9] *)/$/index. php? Id = $1 [R] // virtual directory

3. mod_rewrite rule modifier

1) R forces external redirection

2) F disables the URL and returns the 403HTTP status code.

3) if G forces the URL to be GONE, the response HTTP status code is returned.

4) P enforces proxy forwarding.

5) L indicates that the current rule is the last rule, and the rule is overwritten after analysis is stopped.

6) N re-run the rewrite process from the first rule.

7) C. associate with the next rule

If the rule matches, it is processed normally. the following modifier is invalid.

8) T = MIME-type (force MIME type) force MIME type

9) NS is only used for non-internal subrequests

10) the NC is case insensitive.

11) QSA append request string

12) NE does not escape special characters in the output. % 3d $1 is equivalent to = $1.

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