I am trying to clean up URLs for my website which uses a GET command to dynamically load a page:
domain.com/user/?name=david
How do I use .htaccess rules to remove the ?name=david so that the URL becomes:
domain.com/user/david
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I am trying to clean up URLs for my website which uses a GET command to dynamically load a page:
domain.com/user/?name=david
How do I use .htaccess rules to remove the ?name=david so that the URL becomes:
domain.com/user/david
It seems these .HTACCESS rules aren’t all supported by the Lightspeed web server I’m using. Although it’s based on APACHE, there are some differences it seems which prevent the rules from working – or at least that’s what I seem to be finding when I’m reading up on why these rules aren’t working.