justin wrote:
clean URL's: drupal (core) has the ability to remove the query from
the url (?q=). it does require a bit of mod_rewrite, but the processor
hit is negligible. i call these ones clean URL's because that's what
the checkbox in the drupal control panel calls them... and it's
literally that easy :)
now if you decide to go with friendly url's, you can manually set a
URL alias for each post, or you can use the pathauto module to do 'em
for you. i tend to use a combination of the two. sometimes algorithms
aren't quite as smart.
using drupal url rewriting isn't a performance hit at all. it's
already checking every query (/node/123) against the database to see
if it's an alias or not. so the difference between each of these:
I had seen this feature in Drupal, but never saw much of a need. I
enabled it now, because y'all convinced me :). However, I had to put
back their .htaccess for now, which I had disabled because it breaks my
Aliases - e.g.: http://flfn.org/ControlPanel no longer works since it's
ErrorDocumented to index.php, apparently before the server checks for an
alias.
Any ideas on this?
Brandon Stout
http://mscis.org
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