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| loads of tutorials out there, I know. All do not make sense. and keep failing. The result I'dd would like to have is, from this url: www.link.ext/?page=login&login=true to www.link.ext/page=login/login=true/ or something simmilair I know I need htaccess for that, I just lack the ability to write the right content in it even after following tutorials. So I'dd like to ask you to, A: give me a source sample, that does this, which would be nice B: give me a link to a tutorial that actually helps and is pretty understandable. You may consider the tutorial on kidslevel. Also, something that just came to my mind. I remember wordpress having their own error page redirect. How can I redirect to a page on notfound error? lets say www.link.ext/page=test/ does not exist I want the error not found page to be www.link.ext/page=notfound/ how can I do that? anyways thanks for reading, hope you can answer these questions. |