Its like My current url address is
http://localhost/foldername/index.php
and i wanna show this as http://localhost/foldername is it possible with jquery/JS without using .htaccess
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A simple Javascript will be sufficient for this:
if ((n=location.href.indexOf("/index.php")) > -1)
location.assign(location.href.substring(0, n));
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There are two parts to making a pretty URL:
- if you load the "ugly" URL, redirect to the "pretty" URL
- if you load the "pretty" URL, serve the right content
JS can help with (1), because it can see the current URL, and send the browser somewhere else.
For (2), though, you need something on the server-side, because when the browser requests http://localhost/categoryname, the server needs to know what to send it.
This is what mod_rewrite is for. Note that .htaccess is just a file you can put Apache configuration in, not the name of the configuration itself; it's commonly used on shared hosts where you don't have access to the core Apache config.
mod_rewrite can be complicated, but it doesn't need to be. Don't be scared, and don't try to find an exotic workaround which will end up more complicated than modifying a few examples of RewriteRule found online. :)
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R. David
now i know its impossible without .htaccess may i know how .htaccess do that? im newbie and dont know how to do that
IMSoP
Just look around online for basically any introduction to mod_rewrite. This is about as simple as rules get.
R. David
hmm thnx a lot for yr help