Using a php 'get parameter' in the hub url?

maniac · 2007-04-29, 07:10 PM

Would it be a problem to get listed on the Link Lists if you use a php 'get parameter' in your hub's url? I mean can you put:

Code:

/index.php?catId=10

?

I know that get parameters are not very good for SEO, but unfortunately that is my only option (I can't use something like "/greenguy/asian.htm").

cd34 · 2007-04-30, 01:41 AM

RewriteEngine on
RewriteRule /greenguy/asian.htm /index.php?catId=10 [L]

You would have human readable links without changing your software. You would need to modify your software to output the links correctly though.

maniac · 2007-04-30, 01:04 PM

That will do the trick, thanks a lot

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2007-04-30, 01:04 PM	#3
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