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Originally Posted by WhatiFind
Try using a mod_rewrite module into .htaccess. This forces the server to create static links instead of dynamic ones, ./?page=something could look like /something.php or anything else.
You could try something like this
Code:
RewriteEngine on
RewriteRule ^index([0-9]+)\.php$ /?page=$1 [L]
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There is no real need to disrupts the natural url structure. Helps in debugging when your URL is not re-written and tells Search Engines you have dynamic content which is not a bad thing.