How to avoid display of filename in URL

[RAZZ]

Hi,

When I login to my site initially it load index.php by default. We
can't see the page name index.php displayed in URL.

But when I click to some link on this page it will display the whole
path with file name on address bar and URL. I need that it should not
display my php files names on address bar and URL, how should I
achieve it?

[AnrDaemon]

Re: How to avoid display of filename in URL

Greetings, RAZZ.
In reply to Your message dated Friday, February 22, 2008, 07:59:18,

When I login to my site initially it load index.php by default. We
can't see the page name index.php displayed in URL.

But when I click to some link on this page it will display the whole
path with file name on address bar and URL. I need that it should not
display my php files names on address bar and URL, how should I
achieve it?

Don't write links containing file names. But what is Your PHP question?


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[rf]

Re: How to avoid display of filename in URL


"AnrDaemon" <anrdaemon@free mail.ruwrote in message
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Greetings, RAZZ.
In reply to Your message dated Friday, February 22, 2008, 07:59:18,
>

>When I login to my site initially it load index.php by default. We
>can't see the page name index.php displayed in URL.

>

>But when I click to some link on this page it will display the whole
>path with file name on address bar and URL. I need that it should not
>display my php files names on address bar and URL, how should I
>achieve it?

>
Don't write links containing file names. But what is Your PHP question?

For that matter what is the Javascript question?

--
Richard.

[DS]

Re: How to avoid display of filename in URL

LOL. This is really an Apache question.

[rf]

Re: How to avoid display of filename in URL


"DS" <ds@bigpond.net wrote in message
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LOL. This is really an Apache question.

Or perhaps HTML.

[rf]

Re: How to avoid display of filename in URL


"DS" <ds@bigpond.net wrote in message
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LOL. This is really an Apache question.

Or perhaps IIS.

[Betikci Boris]

Re: How to avoid display of filename in URL

On Feb 22, 6:59 am, RAZZ <rajat82.gu...@ gmail.comwrote:

Hi,
>
When I login to my site initially it load index.php by default. We
can't see the page name index.php displayed in URL.
>
But when I click to some link on this page it will display the whole
path with file name on address bar and URL. I need that it should not
display my php files names on address bar and URL, how should I
achieve it?

<a href="http://www.myphpsite.c om/?id=12345">Visi t This part of My
Site</a>

This link returns the id of 12345 to the index.php or whatever...

you can see that on youtube.com watch?v=LllLLll LLL watch.php?v=...

with fwslash goes to index.php without slash goes to *.php

[Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn]

Re: How to avoid display of filename in URL

Gene Kelley wrote:

RAZZ wrote:

>When I login to my site initially it load index.php by default. We
>can't see the page name index.php displayed in URL.
>>
>But when I click to some link on this page it will display the whole
>path with file name on address bar and URL. I need that it should not
>display my php files names on address bar and URL, how should I achieve
>it?

>
Your problem is complex, your description vague.

Nonsense. It could not be simpler and the description of it could not be
more clear.

But, IF are running Apache web server, a possible solution for you might
be to look into Apache's mod_rewrite extension that would give you a
rule-based rewriting engine to rewrite requested URLs on the fly.

Break, fly, wheel.


F'up2 cl.php

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[Jerry Stuckle]

Re: How to avoid display of filename in URL

Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn wrote:

Gene Kelley wrote:

>RAZZ wrote:

>>When I login to my site initially it load index.php by default. We
>>can't see the page name index.php displayed in URL.
>>>
>>But when I click to some link on this page it will display the whole
>>path with file name on address bar and URL. I need that it should not
>>display my php files names on address bar and URL, how should I achieve
>>it?

>Your problem is complex, your description vague.

>
Nonsense. It could not be simpler and the description of it could not be
more clear.
>

>But, IF are running Apache web server, a possible solution for you might
>be to look into Apache's mod_rewrite extension that would give you a
>rule-based rewriting engine to rewrite requested URLs on the fly.

>
Break, fly, wheel.
>
>
F'up2 cl.php
>
PointedEars

And it has nothing to do with PHP. PHP is not involved in URI processing.

FUP'd back to c.l.javascript.

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[AnrDaemon]

Re: How to avoid display of filename in URL

Greetings, rf.
In reply to Your message dated Friday, February 22, 2008, 10:31:01,

>>When I login to my site initially it load index.php by default. We
>>can't see the page name index.php displayed in URL.

>>

>>But when I click to some link on this page it will display the whole
>>path with file name on address bar and URL. I need that it should not
>>display my php files names on address bar and URL, how should I
>>achieve it?

>>
>Don't write links containing file names. But what is Your PHP question?

For that matter what is the Javascript question?

Do You see any difference between

http://somewhere/

and

http://somewhere/index.php

?

What I mean "don't write links containing filenames".


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Sincerely Yours, AnrDaemon <anrdaemon@free mail.ru>

[Jerry Stuckle]

Re: How to avoid display of filename in URL

AnrDaemon wrote:

Greetings, rf.
In reply to Your message dated Friday, February 22, 2008, 10:31:01,
>
>

>>>When I login to my site initially it load index.php by default. We
>>>can't see the page name index.php displayed in URL.
>>>But when I click to some link on this page it will display the whole
>>>path with file name on address bar and URL. I need that it should not
>>>display my php files names on address bar and URL, how should I
>>>achieve it?
>>Don't write links containing file names. But what is Your PHP question?

>

>For that matter what is the Javascript question?

>
Do You see any difference between

http://somewhere/

and

http://somewhere/index.php

?
>
What I mean "don't write links containing filenames".
>
>

That's great if you have a one page site.

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[AnrDaemon]

Re: How to avoid display of filename in URL

Greetings, Jerry Stuckle.
In reply to Your message dated Tuesday, February 26, 2008, 04:03:36,

>>>>When I login to my site initially it load index.php by default. We
>>>>can't see the page name index.php displayed in URL.
>>>>But when I click to some link on this page it will display the whole
>>>>path with file name on address bar and URL. I need that it should not
>>>>display my php files names on address bar and URL, how should I
>>>>achieve it?
>>>Don't write links containing file names. But what is Your PHP question?

>>

>>For that matter what is the Javascript question?

>>
>Do You see any difference between
>http://somewhere/
>and
>http://somewhere/index.php
>?
>>
>What I mean "don't write links containing filenames".

That's great if you have a one page site.

It is not my problem, yes? :)
And even more, it is w3c recommendation to NOT expose any underlying
technology by prefixing/suffixing URI's with technology-specific data (s.a.
".php" or the like).


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[Jerry Stuckle]

Re: How to avoid display of filename in URL

AnrDaemon wrote:

Greetings, Jerry Stuckle.
In reply to Your message dated Tuesday, February 26, 2008, 04:03:36,
>

>>>>>When I login to my site initially it load index.php by default. We
>>>>>can't see the page name index.php displayed in URL.
>>>>>But when I click to some link on this page it will display the whole
>>>>>path with file name on address bar and URL. I need that it should not
>>>>>display my php files names on address bar and URL, how should I
>>>>>achieve it?
>>>>Don't write links containing file names. But what is Your PHP question?
>>>For that matter what is the Javascript question?
>>Do You see any difference between
>>http://somewhere/
>>and
>>http://somewhere/index.php
>>?
>>>
>>What I mean "don't write links containing filenames".

>

>That's great if you have a one page site.

>
It is not my problem, yes? :)
And even more, it is w3c recommendation to NOT expose any underlying
technology by prefixing/suffixing URI's with technology-specific data (s.a.
".php" or the like).
>
>

That is not what W3C recommends. They only recommend not changing URLs.

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[Toby A Inkster]

Re: How to avoid display of filename in URL

Jerry Stuckle wrote:

AnrDaemon wrote:

>>
>And even more, it is w3c recommendation to NOT expose any underlying
>technology by prefixing/suffixing URI's with technology-specific data
>(s.a. ".php" or the like).

>
That is not what W3C recommends. They only recommend not changing URLs.

Indeed. However, they do recommend the avoidance of technology-specific
URLs as a means to achieving the ultimate goal of stable URLs.

So it's counter-productive to go around *changing* existing technology-
specific URLs to more neutral ones; but a good idea to use technology-
neutral URLs for new pages.

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[Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn]

Re: How to avoid display of filename in URL

Toby A Inkster wrote:

Jerry Stuckle wrote:

>AnrDaemon wrote:

>>And even more, it is w3c recommendation to NOT expose any underlying
>>technology by prefixing/suffixing URI's with technology-specific data
>>(s.a. ".php" or the like).

>That is not what W3C recommends. They only recommend not changing URLs.

Not true.

Indeed. However, they do recommend the avoidance of technology-specific
URLs as a means to achieving the ultimate goal of stable URLs.
>
So it's counter-productive to go around *changing* existing technology-
specific URLs to more neutral ones;

It is not, and the advisories make that clear:

http://www.w3.org/QA/Tips/uri-choose

http://www.w3.org/Provider/Style/URI

but a good idea to use technology-neutral URLs for new pages.

ACK


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