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Nice one!

Great tutorial

The expression is the output.

Very nice Thanks

i followed this video step by step but when i change the url to localhost/tutorial/1/2/3/ it dont work and shows this message "The requested URL /tutorial/1/2/3/ was not found on this server." can anyone tell me the reason why please?

Fantastic tutorial, very helpful. Thank you sir :)

I only want turn my index.html into /news your video isn't helpful at all because I still have no idea how to do it

thank you!

Thankyou...............!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks for your tutorial, it is great.

your tutorial video help me to much thxx dude :)

Hello , thanks for the tutorial i always use the RewriteRules method but i have a probleme when i use slashes /xxxx/xxxx/xxxx the style file not including why ?? i hope you replyback soon

Really awesome tutorial...

short, simple, crystal clear. Thanx a lot

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Awesome...you make it look so simple....thanks man...

Thanks

wow, what a tut man you saved me from a lot of trouble, thanks man

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Ok, I kinda get what you're saying. But here's how my thing is set up profile?user=(user) so how could I set it up to /user/(user) from just that url type?

you could do this: ^(.*)/ to simulate a folder example: RewriteRule ^(.*)/([\-a-z]*).html$ index . php?lang=$1&page=$2 [L] index.php?lang=fr&page=your-page result: /fr/your-page . html

Nice tutorial! But I have a question, I'm trying to do this for a user system but when I set it to /user/USERNAME it thinks of it as a folder? Is there any way I can fix that?

@yaezuodono : usully it's in one folder with your php file, i think and i usually do it

where is your htaccess located? in the localhost root folder or in 'tutorials' folder?

havn't got a clue what your talking about .. get me out of here

@IanColenutt It's not integrated into the php or html. Apache will look for .htaccess in the directory it's serving the current content from.

You matched [a-zA-Z0-9], I need to match what ever comes after my / Btw excellent tutorial, short and simple! Thanks!

I tried your way but unfortunately, t does not work on my Mac, using localhost:8888 or localhost:10088. I think yours is based on localhost or 127.0.0.1 on Window.

Thank you, James. This is why I love the web, it always (ok, not always) brings up the free-sharing. Have an awesome new year.

Thank you very much. This helps immensely--if only every tutorial was like yours.