Implementation of friendly URLs (recommended by Hematemesis)
You often see the URLs of other sites looking like this, right?
http://www.xxx.com/module/show/action/list/page/7
or
http://xx.com/module/show/action/show/id/8.shtml with extension
Or
http://xx.com/module/show/action/show/id/8?word=ss&age=11
Like this
Today I will announce the implementation of this method and independently create the simplest one The code
function is as follows, it is not encapsulated into a class, mainly because it is not necessary, it is more convenient to use functions
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/**
* Get friendly URL access
*
* @access public
* @return array
*/
function getQueryString (){
$_SGETS = explode("/",substr($_SERVER['PATH_INFO'],1));
$_SLEN = count($_SGETS);
$_SGET = $_GET;
for($i= 0;$i<$_SLEN;$i+=2){
if(!empty($_SGETS[$i]) && !empty($_SGETS[$i+1])) $_SGET[$_SGETS[$i] ]=$_SGETS[$i+1];
}
$_SGET['m'] = !empty($_SGET['m']) && is_string($_SGET['m']) ? trim($_SGET[ 'm']).'Action' : 'indexAction';
$_SGET['a'] = !empty($_SGET['a']) && is_string($_SGET['a']) ? trim($_SGET ['a']) : 'run';
return $_SGET;
}
/**
* Generate link URL
*
* @access public
* @param array $arr
* @return string
*/
function setUrl($arr){
global $Global;
$queryString='';
if( $Global['urlmode']==2){
foreach($arr as $k=> $v){
$queryString.=$k.'/'.$v.'/';
}
}
$queryString.=$Global['urlsuffix'];
return $queryString;
}
?> _GET= getQueryString();
?>
http://www.xxx.com/index.php/module/show/action/list/page/7 like this There is an extra index.php in the middle, so we have to remove it and have to rewrite itBut some files don’t want this, such as style pictures, so put it in the conditionsCreate an .htaccess file
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The code is as follows:
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The code is as follows:
$_GET= getQueryString();
print_r($_GET);
The above introduces the implementation of babyliss pro perfect curl PHP friendly URL (recommended by vomiting blood), including the content of babyliss pro perfect curl. I hope it will be helpful to friends who are interested in PHP tutorials.