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setting a users name in the url
in websites such as myspace.com when you create a user login your profile is myspace.com/your_user_name
how do they do that? (is that a auto created folder or?) thanks |
well, you can do it a clean way or a messy way
The messy way: just use GET to call user.php?user=username the clean way, do the above step, and mess with the .htaccess using RewriteRule to make it get rid of the "user.php?username=". you can do this by creating a .htaccess file and throwing this in there: RewriteEngine on Options +FollowSymLinks RewriteRule user/(.*)/ user.php?username=$1 if you would like to see this working, take a look at my test page I put up to make sure the rewrite rule worked correctly. You can edit the name by changing the address bar. Hope this helps |
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