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My main concern is -- would I have to then do a redirect for every single page inside that directory? Some of my directories really contain a lot of html files. Or is there some other way of managing the redirection?
You don't say what you're using to create/edit your sites, but if you are using a program that has a site manager, such as Deamweaver, you can usually make changes within the site and the program will then update the internal links for you. If you're not using such a program, and you have a lot of this to do, it may be worth investing! of course you'll have to re-upload every page that was changed once you're done.
Birdman, I do have an .htaccess file (and an Apache server) and my host allows rewrites -- however, I know nothing about mod_rewrite or mod_alias. Guess I will Google those terms and hope I can find a tutorial that isn't over my head....
OK, the first tutorial I find tells me: "check all the GET variables coming from your visitors (I think it's trivial to mention that the POST variables are a must to examine)."
I don't have a CLUE what this person is talking about.
How/where do I learn this stuff? And the stuff I need to know before learning the stuff? And possible even the stuff before that?
Thanks.
How/where do I learn this stuff?
We've got some help right here:
[webmasterworld.com...] - Part One of Mod_Rewrite tutorial
[webmasterworld.com...] - Part Two, including Regular Expressions