Hey Christopher
Not sure about the path that you have suggested (its something I have in my 'to do' list to talk to Ray about' but I use this the following structure on all my dynamic pages - couple of examples: check out the news article links on http://www.ybg.org.uk/news.php or the member links on http://blandfordbusiness.co.uk/members.php
This is how I put it together (and using your suggested domain):
Addition of <base href="http://www.dinkyfingerprintjewellery.co.uk/" > to the target page
Recordset structure (on target page category.php):
(You need to change $RSName, $DBConnection, table_name, Permalink and KeyColumnID to your own references)
<?php
$RSName = new WA_MySQLi_RS("RSName ",$DBConnection,1);
$RSName ->setQuery("SELECT * FROM table_name WHERE KeyColumnID = ? OR Permalink = ?");
$RSName ->bindParam("i", "".(isset($_GET['id'])?$_GET['id']:"") ."", "-1"); //paramOffersID
$RSName ->bindParam("s", "".(isset($_GET['perm'])?$_GET['perm']:"") ."", "-1"); //paramPermalink
$RSName ->execute();
?>
Where the difference lies in what you have put, is the addition of a faux 'folder' in the URL structure
Where you have put:
http://www.dinkyfingerprintjewellery.co.uk/Cufflinks/
I would add a faux folder like this:
http://www.dinkyfingerprintjewellery.co.uk/folder-name/Cufflinks/ (note the addition of /folder-name/ to the structure)
Your raw URL is http://www.dinkyfingerprintjewellery.co.uk/category.php?Categories=Cufflinks
so the htaccess that pulls it all together is
RewriteEngine on
RewriteRule ^folder-name/(.*)$ category.php?perm=$1 [NC,L,QSA,T=application/x-httpd-php]
and all you need to do to link to that page is use the structure like ttp://www.dinkyfingerprintjewellery.co.uk/folder-name/Cufflinks/
Hope this helps?
All the best
Jamie
