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@NogDogSep 23.2021 — #I think typically this would be initially driven by
For example, on an admittedly old app I work on, we have this, which basically routes everything that isn't to the
Controller for restful access?
For a small-ish site not requiring any particular security, I’m thinking of implementing direct access to certain items, converting [I should say “adding” here – I don’t want the current mechanism to go away] from a url like this:
www.example.com/sports.php?sport=ping-pong
to
www.example.com/ping-pong
Currently, if you type that second url on my site, it redirects to a custom 404 page, where I could easily parse ‘ping-pong’ and do what I want. I there a more appropriate way, though, to make this central hub and direct urls that aren’t otherwise caught by actual file links to it?
All my code is php, no other shiny add-ons.
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@NogDogSep 23.2021 — #I think typically this would be initially driven by .htaccessFor example, on an admittedly old app I work on, we have this, which basically routes everything that isn't to the
/static<i>
</i>DirectoryIndex controller.php
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine on
RewriteRule ^favicon static/favicon.ico
RewriteRule !^static controller.php
</IfModule>