John Davidson

Message:

I have found many ways of solving my problem I try many of them, some work others not. so I couldn't get the finale solution I'm looking for.

so I have a website with every restaurants in every city, cites in index page, then types, then, restaurants.

city path /sub/city.php?city=11

type path /sub/type.php?city=11&type=22

restaurants path /sub/restaurants.php?r=name

i want to be

/11

/11/22

/11/22/restaurantsName

i understand there is a way by .htaccess but nothing changes,

    RewriteEngine On

    RewriteRule ^(.*)$ /city.php?city=$1 [L]

    RewriteRule ^/([A-Za-z0-9-]+)/$ /$2 [L]

i also tried another way by redirecting all paths to index.php and then from there i redirect each to its path, but i don't understand how to redirect them to /11 if there is no /11!

    $path = ltrim($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'], '/');    

    $urlarray = explode('/', $path);                

    print_r($urlarray);

    

    if(!empty($urlarray[0])){ 

        //header("Location: /index.php"); 

        //exit();

    } else if (!empty($urlarray[1])){

    header("Location: /11"); 

        //exit();

    }

please help or redirect me to a solution,

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My Answer:
=11&type=5_restaurant path /sub/restaurant.php?city=11&type=5&restaurant=25

I have tried using PHP to rewrite the URL path to make it more user-friendly and easier to navigate. Here is an example of how I have rewritten the URL path:

/city/11/type/5/restaurant/25

By using PHP to rewrite the URL path, I can make the website more organized and user-friendly for visitors. This way, they can easily navigate through the different cities, types, and restaurants without having to remember complex URLs with query parameters.