I'm fumbling trying to think of a nice easy way to mangle my URLs within PHP
for SEO and apache's RewriteRules magic.
Given a basic rule like this:
RewriteCond ^/foo/movie/genre/([-a-z\|]*)_([-a-z\|]*)/([0-9]+)/videos.html$
RewriteRule /browse_scenes.php?&genre_id=${genres:$2}&pg=$1&%{QUERY_STRING}
[NC,L]
I currently have a wrapper createPageLink() that right now just spits back
the 'ugly' URL style. (ie. the 'Rule' portion), but what I want it to do is
spit back the nice 'Cond' part instead)
Do I just have to make a giant switch/case statement for all the
'browse_scenes.php' and other .php pages?
It seems to me that I should be able to dynamically build the URLs that are
inserted into my .php page (the ones that show up in the browser bottom bar
on hover).
I'm fairly flexible at this point as I'm just starting to do this SEO stuff,
so I thought I'd ask if someone has a nice function or class or something
that has already solved this kind of problem? Or is it such that every site
is unique and no such 'generic' kind of wrapper exists? I guess I'm thinking
of methodology or best practice type code, rather than a turnkey solution if
none exists.
d
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