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I would recommend that you use mod_rewrite, its actually very easy to enable such, not always important though.
The parentheses simply creates a back-reference, or "remembers" the match, the "+" allows at least 1 digit to be present. The /?AID=$1 part is the real URL relative to the root. See also: Absolute and Relative Paths
The URL should of cause be unique, so it would be best either simply to use a number like in above example, or to include the exact date as part of the URL, or as a sub-directory.
Note, its not really that important to have "readable" URLs, only very few users actually use them. And it raises a number of issues since the URLs still need to be unique, which can't always be assumed.
Code:
RewriteEngine on
RewriteRule ^Articles/([0-9]+)/$ /?AID=$1The parentheses simply creates a back-reference, or "remembers" the match, the "+" allows at least 1 digit to be present. The /?AID=$1 part is the real URL relative to the root. See also: Absolute and Relative Paths
The URL should of cause be unique, so it would be best either simply to use a number like in above example, or to include the exact date as part of the URL, or as a sub-directory.
Note, its not really that important to have "readable" URLs, only very few users actually use them. And it raises a number of issues since the URLs still need to be unique, which can't always be assumed.
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