path to vars: turns a pseudo-path into variable values.
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allows you to use a pseudo directory path in your HTML links --instead of a query string-- to declare variables so that your pages will be properly crawled by search engines. This is an alternative to using mod_rewrite rules to handle your URIs (http://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/mod_rewrite.html). I based this on several articles and news posts I read on how search engines crawl dynamic, php-generated URLs. |
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 class.pathToVars.php |
Class | the class code. also contains notes on how to use the class. |
 example_index.php |
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