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Apache mod_rewrite guide for beginners

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Dynamically rewrite URL's into a different format with mod_rewrite.
So, what is mod_rewrite for?

Simply, mod_rewrite is used for rewriting a URL at the server level, giving the user output for that final page. So, for example, a user may ask for http://www.somesite.com/widgets/blue/, but will really be given http://www.somesite.com/widgets.php?colour=blue by the server. Of course, the user will be none the wiser to this little bit of chicanery.
 read more | score:8776 | -Ray, January 9, 2006
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