mod_rewrite question
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Hello all,
Is it possible to use mod_rewrite (or anything else for that matter) to get the following:
Sitemap:
- Home
- Products
---- iPhone
---- iPad
---- iMac
- About
When a user visits
mydomain.com/iPhone
it displays the
mydomain.com/products/iPhone/
page WITHOUT changing the URL. Does that make sense?
Any help would be very much appreciated!
Cheers,
Mat
Is it possible to use mod_rewrite (or anything else for that matter) to get the following:
Sitemap:
- Home
- Products
---- iPhone
---- iPad
---- iMac
- About
When a user visits
mydomain.com/iPhone
it displays the
mydomain.com/products/iPhone/
page WITHOUT changing the URL. Does that make sense?
Any help would be very much appreciated!
Cheers,
Mat
HI mesuva,
Thanks for your reply and yes it does, I didn't think of using page aliases! doh! However for house keeping sake I didn't want a HUGE amount of artists sitting in the root of the website which is why I was trying to keep away from something like that.
At the end of the day if it's not possible the pages lists or even having the actual page in the root will work.
Cheers,
Mat
Thanks for your reply and yes it does, I didn't think of using page aliases! doh! However for house keeping sake I didn't want a HUGE amount of artists sitting in the root of the website which is why I was trying to keep away from something like that.
At the end of the day if it's not possible the pages lists or even having the actual page in the root will work.
Cheers,
Mat
In your sitemap, drag your /products/iPhone page onto the home page icon and pick from the three options that it gives you the 'Alias' option.
This makes the same page available in two locations in the site map. You can spot aliases in the sitemap as they have a little blue arrow on their page icon.