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I don't know why this is, but personally I think making friendly URLs is a mark of attention to detail. So, with a little htaccess kung foo, you could make link

I don't know why this is, but personally I think making friendly URLs is a mark of attention to detail. So, with a little htaccess kung foo, you could make links that look like this: http://www.jobpic.com/auction/35 http://www.jobpic.com/auction/35 and http://www.jobpic.com/profile/38 http://www.jobpic.com/profile/38 instead of http://www.jobpic.com/auction.php?id=35 http://www.jobpic.com/auction.php?id=35 and http://www.jobpic.com/profile.php?id=38 http://www.jobpic.com/profile.php?id=38. Better to do this sooner than later. I like the JS load category, but it should at least be linkable. See: http://plugins.jquery.com/project/history http://plugins.jquery.com/project/history

breck 17y ago
> I like the JS load category, but it should at least be linkable. See: http://plugins.jquery.com/project/history http://plugins.jquery.com/project/history Wow thanks! Didn't know this plugin existed. I will add that. As for the friendly urls, we're doing short urls for everything(just profiles right now, about to roll out for every page), as opposed to the /auction/35 style. I am not sure where I stand on friendly urls(unless you are going for SEO in which they are key). Facebook, for instance, does .php?id style urls.