Questions that are answered
here:
- What is a rewritecond?
- What can a rewritecond do?
- How do I reference variables in query string with mod rewrite?
- Can I use mod rewrite to enhance my site's security.
- How do I deny access to 3rd party sites that are using my images.
On Page Resources
- Mod Rewrite - One of the many modules for the Apache web server. Uses
regular expressions to detect and rewrite urls in real time.
- Apache Modules -
List of moduldes that can be added or come with apache 1.3.
- Apache Server - Most popular web server used.
- Alias file - An alias or a proxy file is a file that is called
to take the place of a requested uri. Most of the time the requested
uri is a folder or file that does not exist on the server. For
example we can say read index.htm (which doesn't exist as a real
file) as index.php that does exist on the server.
- Dynamic url - A url that passes variables using the GET method.
These variables are visible in the web browser and can be seen
in the url. They follow any file or folder name and start with
a ? and can use a & sign to denote a second, third variable and
so on.
Sample: file.php?var1=mod&var2=rewrite
- Static url - A file name and folder passed through the web browser.
Sample: /mod-rewrite/index.php
- SEO - Acronymn for search engine optimiz(er/ation).
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