Search Engine Friendly URLs with Apache mod_rewrite
Friendly URL's are a very important thing to have when developing a dymanic content site that uses long query strings. A query string is something similiar to a URL like you'll see on Ebay, Google and other big sites. If you're running a small to medium size website and you want to make your URL's a little easier to find you can do so via Apache's mod_rewrite by following this tutorial.
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