How to create clean url fetching data from mysql in php?











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I want to know how to create url directly dynamically fetching data from mysql in php?



Let assume I have a database table named "Products":



1) id
2) seller_id
3) Product Code
4) Product Image
5) Product Description



  • Let assume there are 5000 products added in it or more.

  • Let assume my domain name is: www.xyz.com


Now what I want is to create urls from product table's seller ids like www.xyz.com/sellerid1



If new seller id added then I will get url dynamically automatically and on that page get all related products related to seller_id from table "Products"



I want url like



www.xyz.com/sellerid1
www.xyz.com/sellerid2
www.xyz.com/sellerid3


My File Name is where I want to fecth data from "Products" table: seller.php



I dont want url like:



www.xyz.com/seller.php?id=sellerid1
www.xyz.com/seller.php?id=sellerid2
www.xyz.com/seller.php?id=sellerid3


I want if someone hit the url directly on addressbar like: www.xyz.com/sellerid1 then all the products related to sellerid will show. It can achieve this by www.xyz.com/seller.php?id=sellerid1 but no user will remember that type of url. I want www.xyz.com/sellerid1



Sorry, two questions in one but I have no idea how to achive this dynamically.



Any idea or suggestions would be welcome.










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  • Can you use .htaccess? Check this link: stackoverflow.com/questions/16388959/url-rewriting-with-php
    – Van Tho
    Nov 15 at 6:00










  • @ Van Tho , Thanks for the reply. Yes, I can use . htaccess but wiil it remove .php from all urls? Actually This is my first project so I never use .htaccess. And how to create url from database and show all related products this is the first task I have to finish.
    – Sarah
    Nov 15 at 6:09










  • Possible duplicate of How can I create a dynamic URL in php?
    – Thomas Jeriko
    Nov 15 at 6:15










  • @Thomas Jeriko, exactly like the question you have suggested I am also confused - The thing is, I don't understand how I can pass the $sellerid from the url to the php itself dynamically. Like www.xyz.com/sellerid1
    – Sarah
    Nov 15 at 6:17






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    @Sarah Why don't you use a framework like laravel or codeignitor?
    – Jestin Sebastian
    Nov 15 at 6:30















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I want to know how to create url directly dynamically fetching data from mysql in php?



Let assume I have a database table named "Products":



1) id
2) seller_id
3) Product Code
4) Product Image
5) Product Description



  • Let assume there are 5000 products added in it or more.

  • Let assume my domain name is: www.xyz.com


Now what I want is to create urls from product table's seller ids like www.xyz.com/sellerid1



If new seller id added then I will get url dynamically automatically and on that page get all related products related to seller_id from table "Products"



I want url like



www.xyz.com/sellerid1
www.xyz.com/sellerid2
www.xyz.com/sellerid3


My File Name is where I want to fecth data from "Products" table: seller.php



I dont want url like:



www.xyz.com/seller.php?id=sellerid1
www.xyz.com/seller.php?id=sellerid2
www.xyz.com/seller.php?id=sellerid3


I want if someone hit the url directly on addressbar like: www.xyz.com/sellerid1 then all the products related to sellerid will show. It can achieve this by www.xyz.com/seller.php?id=sellerid1 but no user will remember that type of url. I want www.xyz.com/sellerid1



Sorry, two questions in one but I have no idea how to achive this dynamically.



Any idea or suggestions would be welcome.










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  • Can you use .htaccess? Check this link: stackoverflow.com/questions/16388959/url-rewriting-with-php
    – Van Tho
    Nov 15 at 6:00










  • @ Van Tho , Thanks for the reply. Yes, I can use . htaccess but wiil it remove .php from all urls? Actually This is my first project so I never use .htaccess. And how to create url from database and show all related products this is the first task I have to finish.
    – Sarah
    Nov 15 at 6:09










  • Possible duplicate of How can I create a dynamic URL in php?
    – Thomas Jeriko
    Nov 15 at 6:15










  • @Thomas Jeriko, exactly like the question you have suggested I am also confused - The thing is, I don't understand how I can pass the $sellerid from the url to the php itself dynamically. Like www.xyz.com/sellerid1
    – Sarah
    Nov 15 at 6:17






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    @Sarah Why don't you use a framework like laravel or codeignitor?
    – Jestin Sebastian
    Nov 15 at 6:30













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I want to know how to create url directly dynamically fetching data from mysql in php?



Let assume I have a database table named "Products":



1) id
2) seller_id
3) Product Code
4) Product Image
5) Product Description



  • Let assume there are 5000 products added in it or more.

  • Let assume my domain name is: www.xyz.com


Now what I want is to create urls from product table's seller ids like www.xyz.com/sellerid1



If new seller id added then I will get url dynamically automatically and on that page get all related products related to seller_id from table "Products"



I want url like



www.xyz.com/sellerid1
www.xyz.com/sellerid2
www.xyz.com/sellerid3


My File Name is where I want to fecth data from "Products" table: seller.php



I dont want url like:



www.xyz.com/seller.php?id=sellerid1
www.xyz.com/seller.php?id=sellerid2
www.xyz.com/seller.php?id=sellerid3


I want if someone hit the url directly on addressbar like: www.xyz.com/sellerid1 then all the products related to sellerid will show. It can achieve this by www.xyz.com/seller.php?id=sellerid1 but no user will remember that type of url. I want www.xyz.com/sellerid1



Sorry, two questions in one but I have no idea how to achive this dynamically.



Any idea or suggestions would be welcome.










share|improve this question















I want to know how to create url directly dynamically fetching data from mysql in php?



Let assume I have a database table named "Products":



1) id
2) seller_id
3) Product Code
4) Product Image
5) Product Description



  • Let assume there are 5000 products added in it or more.

  • Let assume my domain name is: www.xyz.com


Now what I want is to create urls from product table's seller ids like www.xyz.com/sellerid1



If new seller id added then I will get url dynamically automatically and on that page get all related products related to seller_id from table "Products"



I want url like



www.xyz.com/sellerid1
www.xyz.com/sellerid2
www.xyz.com/sellerid3


My File Name is where I want to fecth data from "Products" table: seller.php



I dont want url like:



www.xyz.com/seller.php?id=sellerid1
www.xyz.com/seller.php?id=sellerid2
www.xyz.com/seller.php?id=sellerid3


I want if someone hit the url directly on addressbar like: www.xyz.com/sellerid1 then all the products related to sellerid will show. It can achieve this by www.xyz.com/seller.php?id=sellerid1 but no user will remember that type of url. I want www.xyz.com/sellerid1



Sorry, two questions in one but I have no idea how to achive this dynamically.



Any idea or suggestions would be welcome.







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  • Can you use .htaccess? Check this link: stackoverflow.com/questions/16388959/url-rewriting-with-php
    – Van Tho
    Nov 15 at 6:00










  • @ Van Tho , Thanks for the reply. Yes, I can use . htaccess but wiil it remove .php from all urls? Actually This is my first project so I never use .htaccess. And how to create url from database and show all related products this is the first task I have to finish.
    – Sarah
    Nov 15 at 6:09










  • Possible duplicate of How can I create a dynamic URL in php?
    – Thomas Jeriko
    Nov 15 at 6:15










  • @Thomas Jeriko, exactly like the question you have suggested I am also confused - The thing is, I don't understand how I can pass the $sellerid from the url to the php itself dynamically. Like www.xyz.com/sellerid1
    – Sarah
    Nov 15 at 6:17






  • 1




    @Sarah Why don't you use a framework like laravel or codeignitor?
    – Jestin Sebastian
    Nov 15 at 6:30


















  • Can you use .htaccess? Check this link: stackoverflow.com/questions/16388959/url-rewriting-with-php
    – Van Tho
    Nov 15 at 6:00










  • @ Van Tho , Thanks for the reply. Yes, I can use . htaccess but wiil it remove .php from all urls? Actually This is my first project so I never use .htaccess. And how to create url from database and show all related products this is the first task I have to finish.
    – Sarah
    Nov 15 at 6:09










  • Possible duplicate of How can I create a dynamic URL in php?
    – Thomas Jeriko
    Nov 15 at 6:15










  • @Thomas Jeriko, exactly like the question you have suggested I am also confused - The thing is, I don't understand how I can pass the $sellerid from the url to the php itself dynamically. Like www.xyz.com/sellerid1
    – Sarah
    Nov 15 at 6:17






  • 1




    @Sarah Why don't you use a framework like laravel or codeignitor?
    – Jestin Sebastian
    Nov 15 at 6:30
















Can you use .htaccess? Check this link: stackoverflow.com/questions/16388959/url-rewriting-with-php
– Van Tho
Nov 15 at 6:00




Can you use .htaccess? Check this link: stackoverflow.com/questions/16388959/url-rewriting-with-php
– Van Tho
Nov 15 at 6:00












@ Van Tho , Thanks for the reply. Yes, I can use . htaccess but wiil it remove .php from all urls? Actually This is my first project so I never use .htaccess. And how to create url from database and show all related products this is the first task I have to finish.
– Sarah
Nov 15 at 6:09




@ Van Tho , Thanks for the reply. Yes, I can use . htaccess but wiil it remove .php from all urls? Actually This is my first project so I never use .htaccess. And how to create url from database and show all related products this is the first task I have to finish.
– Sarah
Nov 15 at 6:09












Possible duplicate of How can I create a dynamic URL in php?
– Thomas Jeriko
Nov 15 at 6:15




Possible duplicate of How can I create a dynamic URL in php?
– Thomas Jeriko
Nov 15 at 6:15












@Thomas Jeriko, exactly like the question you have suggested I am also confused - The thing is, I don't understand how I can pass the $sellerid from the url to the php itself dynamically. Like www.xyz.com/sellerid1
– Sarah
Nov 15 at 6:17




@Thomas Jeriko, exactly like the question you have suggested I am also confused - The thing is, I don't understand how I can pass the $sellerid from the url to the php itself dynamically. Like www.xyz.com/sellerid1
– Sarah
Nov 15 at 6:17




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1




@Sarah Why don't you use a framework like laravel or codeignitor?
– Jestin Sebastian
Nov 15 at 6:30




@Sarah Why don't you use a framework like laravel or codeignitor?
– Jestin Sebastian
Nov 15 at 6:30












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Do you have sellers table?
if yes, so you can fetch sellers from table and make link dynamically.



query:



SELECT id, name FROM tbl_sellers WHERE enabled=1 LIMIT 10;


html (index.php):



$result = ; // execute $query

// loop on result
foreach($result as $item)
echo "<a href="www.xyz.com/seller.php?id=sellerid{$id}">{$name}</a>";


seller.php:



// Getting request id from url parameters and cast to integer
$sellerId = (int)str_replace('sellerid', '', isset($_REQUEST['id']) ? $_REQUEST['id'] : '');

if(!$sellerId || $sellerId < 1){
exit('Seller not found.');
}


$query = "SELECT * FROM tbl_products WHERE seller_id='{$sellerId}'";
$result = ; // execute $query

// fetch query
exit(var_dump($result));





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  • @ Ata amini, Thanks for the valuable reply. This concept I know and have mentioned in my question above, I don't want to create urls like www.xyz.com/seller.php?id=sellerid1. I want if someone hit the url like: www.xyz.com/sellerid1 then all the products related to sellerid will show. The thing is, I don't understand how I can pass the $sellerid from the url to the php itself dynamically.
    – Sarah
    Nov 15 at 6:21










  • use this line: $sellerId = (int)str_replace('sellerid', '', isset($_REQUEST['id']) ? $_REQUEST['id'] : '');
    – Ata amini
    Nov 15 at 6:24












  • Getting parameters from url can done with: $_GET, $_REQUEST and $_POST if your request method is post.
    – Ata amini
    Nov 15 at 6:26


















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Using core php here. add the below lines in your .htaccess file. Assuming your default file is index.php here.



RewriteEngine on

RewriteCond %(REQUEST_FILENAME) !-f
RewriteCond %(REQUEST_FILENAME) !-d
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ index.php/$1 [L,QSA]
RewriteRule ^seller/([^/]+)$ seller.php?sellerid=$1


Now when you will try to open the URL http://www.yoururl.com/seller/{your_dynamic_seller_id_comes_here}. suppose you are opening the URL http://www.yoururl.com/seller/1 then you will get the dynamic seller id from the below code (seller.php).



<?php
$sellerid = $_GET['sellerid'];
//get the result from database query

$dbquery = "SELECT * FROM Products WHERE seller_id='$sellerid' ";
//execute the above query and use the result and do your stuff.

?>


Hope this helps you.






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    Maybe you can use MVC framework like Laravel,Codeigniter, or other framework use MVC.
    MVC Framework , can do, exactly you want, like



    www.xyz.com/sellerid1


    or
    you can do like this but the link not form like



    www.xyz.com/sellerid1


    but like



    www.xyz.com/sellerid/1


    index.php :



    <?php
    //get request url
    $request_uri = explode('/', $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']);
    // print_r($request_uri);
    if($request_uri[2]=='sellerid'){
    include 'test.php';
    }
    ?>


    test.php :



    <?php  
    echo $request_uri[2].'/'.$request_uri[3];
    ?>


    .htaccess :



    RewriteEngine on
    RewriteCond $1 !^(index.php|resources|robots.txt)
    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
    RewriteRule ^(.*)$ index.php/$1 [L,QSA]


    And how to create link is like :



    <?php  
    $url="http://www.example.com/";
    $theproduct=array(...);//Fill with your sellerid
    foreach ($theproduct as $key) {
    ?>
    <a href="<?=$url.'sellerid/'.$key['seller_id']?>"></a>
    <?php
    }
    ?>





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      @ Thomas Jeriko, Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately I am not using it. No framework. Without framework is this not possible?
      – Sarah
      Nov 15 at 6:11










    • ah , i see. yes you can do that without framework , see this answer stackoverflow.com/questions/27570522/…
      – Thomas Jeriko
      Nov 15 at 6:13










    • im tested on localhost
      – Thomas Jeriko
      Nov 15 at 6:44










    • here demo gif gph.is/2B77JWJ
      – Thomas Jeriko
      Nov 15 at 6:53










    • @ Thomas Jeriko, Thanks Thomas for a great help. I want to know what if sellerid is: best-book-seller-in-newyork then the url will be www.xyz.com/best-book-seller-in-newyork
      – Sarah
      Nov 15 at 6:57











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    Do you have sellers table?
    if yes, so you can fetch sellers from table and make link dynamically.



    query:



    SELECT id, name FROM tbl_sellers WHERE enabled=1 LIMIT 10;


    html (index.php):



    $result = ; // execute $query

    // loop on result
    foreach($result as $item)
    echo "<a href="www.xyz.com/seller.php?id=sellerid{$id}">{$name}</a>";


    seller.php:



    // Getting request id from url parameters and cast to integer
    $sellerId = (int)str_replace('sellerid', '', isset($_REQUEST['id']) ? $_REQUEST['id'] : '');

    if(!$sellerId || $sellerId < 1){
    exit('Seller not found.');
    }


    $query = "SELECT * FROM tbl_products WHERE seller_id='{$sellerId}'";
    $result = ; // execute $query

    // fetch query
    exit(var_dump($result));





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    • @ Ata amini, Thanks for the valuable reply. This concept I know and have mentioned in my question above, I don't want to create urls like www.xyz.com/seller.php?id=sellerid1. I want if someone hit the url like: www.xyz.com/sellerid1 then all the products related to sellerid will show. The thing is, I don't understand how I can pass the $sellerid from the url to the php itself dynamically.
      – Sarah
      Nov 15 at 6:21










    • use this line: $sellerId = (int)str_replace('sellerid', '', isset($_REQUEST['id']) ? $_REQUEST['id'] : '');
      – Ata amini
      Nov 15 at 6:24












    • Getting parameters from url can done with: $_GET, $_REQUEST and $_POST if your request method is post.
      – Ata amini
      Nov 15 at 6:26















    up vote
    0
    down vote













    Do you have sellers table?
    if yes, so you can fetch sellers from table and make link dynamically.



    query:



    SELECT id, name FROM tbl_sellers WHERE enabled=1 LIMIT 10;


    html (index.php):



    $result = ; // execute $query

    // loop on result
    foreach($result as $item)
    echo "<a href="www.xyz.com/seller.php?id=sellerid{$id}">{$name}</a>";


    seller.php:



    // Getting request id from url parameters and cast to integer
    $sellerId = (int)str_replace('sellerid', '', isset($_REQUEST['id']) ? $_REQUEST['id'] : '');

    if(!$sellerId || $sellerId < 1){
    exit('Seller not found.');
    }


    $query = "SELECT * FROM tbl_products WHERE seller_id='{$sellerId}'";
    $result = ; // execute $query

    // fetch query
    exit(var_dump($result));





    share|improve this answer























    • @ Ata amini, Thanks for the valuable reply. This concept I know and have mentioned in my question above, I don't want to create urls like www.xyz.com/seller.php?id=sellerid1. I want if someone hit the url like: www.xyz.com/sellerid1 then all the products related to sellerid will show. The thing is, I don't understand how I can pass the $sellerid from the url to the php itself dynamically.
      – Sarah
      Nov 15 at 6:21










    • use this line: $sellerId = (int)str_replace('sellerid', '', isset($_REQUEST['id']) ? $_REQUEST['id'] : '');
      – Ata amini
      Nov 15 at 6:24












    • Getting parameters from url can done with: $_GET, $_REQUEST and $_POST if your request method is post.
      – Ata amini
      Nov 15 at 6:26













    up vote
    0
    down vote










    up vote
    0
    down vote









    Do you have sellers table?
    if yes, so you can fetch sellers from table and make link dynamically.



    query:



    SELECT id, name FROM tbl_sellers WHERE enabled=1 LIMIT 10;


    html (index.php):



    $result = ; // execute $query

    // loop on result
    foreach($result as $item)
    echo "<a href="www.xyz.com/seller.php?id=sellerid{$id}">{$name}</a>";


    seller.php:



    // Getting request id from url parameters and cast to integer
    $sellerId = (int)str_replace('sellerid', '', isset($_REQUEST['id']) ? $_REQUEST['id'] : '');

    if(!$sellerId || $sellerId < 1){
    exit('Seller not found.');
    }


    $query = "SELECT * FROM tbl_products WHERE seller_id='{$sellerId}'";
    $result = ; // execute $query

    // fetch query
    exit(var_dump($result));





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    Do you have sellers table?
    if yes, so you can fetch sellers from table and make link dynamically.



    query:



    SELECT id, name FROM tbl_sellers WHERE enabled=1 LIMIT 10;


    html (index.php):



    $result = ; // execute $query

    // loop on result
    foreach($result as $item)
    echo "<a href="www.xyz.com/seller.php?id=sellerid{$id}">{$name}</a>";


    seller.php:



    // Getting request id from url parameters and cast to integer
    $sellerId = (int)str_replace('sellerid', '', isset($_REQUEST['id']) ? $_REQUEST['id'] : '');

    if(!$sellerId || $sellerId < 1){
    exit('Seller not found.');
    }


    $query = "SELECT * FROM tbl_products WHERE seller_id='{$sellerId}'";
    $result = ; // execute $query

    // fetch query
    exit(var_dump($result));






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    • @ Ata amini, Thanks for the valuable reply. This concept I know and have mentioned in my question above, I don't want to create urls like www.xyz.com/seller.php?id=sellerid1. I want if someone hit the url like: www.xyz.com/sellerid1 then all the products related to sellerid will show. The thing is, I don't understand how I can pass the $sellerid from the url to the php itself dynamically.
      – Sarah
      Nov 15 at 6:21










    • use this line: $sellerId = (int)str_replace('sellerid', '', isset($_REQUEST['id']) ? $_REQUEST['id'] : '');
      – Ata amini
      Nov 15 at 6:24












    • Getting parameters from url can done with: $_GET, $_REQUEST and $_POST if your request method is post.
      – Ata amini
      Nov 15 at 6:26


















    • @ Ata amini, Thanks for the valuable reply. This concept I know and have mentioned in my question above, I don't want to create urls like www.xyz.com/seller.php?id=sellerid1. I want if someone hit the url like: www.xyz.com/sellerid1 then all the products related to sellerid will show. The thing is, I don't understand how I can pass the $sellerid from the url to the php itself dynamically.
      – Sarah
      Nov 15 at 6:21










    • use this line: $sellerId = (int)str_replace('sellerid', '', isset($_REQUEST['id']) ? $_REQUEST['id'] : '');
      – Ata amini
      Nov 15 at 6:24












    • Getting parameters from url can done with: $_GET, $_REQUEST and $_POST if your request method is post.
      – Ata amini
      Nov 15 at 6:26
















    @ Ata amini, Thanks for the valuable reply. This concept I know and have mentioned in my question above, I don't want to create urls like www.xyz.com/seller.php?id=sellerid1. I want if someone hit the url like: www.xyz.com/sellerid1 then all the products related to sellerid will show. The thing is, I don't understand how I can pass the $sellerid from the url to the php itself dynamically.
    – Sarah
    Nov 15 at 6:21




    @ Ata amini, Thanks for the valuable reply. This concept I know and have mentioned in my question above, I don't want to create urls like www.xyz.com/seller.php?id=sellerid1. I want if someone hit the url like: www.xyz.com/sellerid1 then all the products related to sellerid will show. The thing is, I don't understand how I can pass the $sellerid from the url to the php itself dynamically.
    – Sarah
    Nov 15 at 6:21












    use this line: $sellerId = (int)str_replace('sellerid', '', isset($_REQUEST['id']) ? $_REQUEST['id'] : '');
    – Ata amini
    Nov 15 at 6:24






    use this line: $sellerId = (int)str_replace('sellerid', '', isset($_REQUEST['id']) ? $_REQUEST['id'] : '');
    – Ata amini
    Nov 15 at 6:24














    Getting parameters from url can done with: $_GET, $_REQUEST and $_POST if your request method is post.
    – Ata amini
    Nov 15 at 6:26




    Getting parameters from url can done with: $_GET, $_REQUEST and $_POST if your request method is post.
    – Ata amini
    Nov 15 at 6:26












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    Using core php here. add the below lines in your .htaccess file. Assuming your default file is index.php here.



    RewriteEngine on

    RewriteCond %(REQUEST_FILENAME) !-f
    RewriteCond %(REQUEST_FILENAME) !-d
    RewriteRule ^(.*)$ index.php/$1 [L,QSA]
    RewriteRule ^seller/([^/]+)$ seller.php?sellerid=$1


    Now when you will try to open the URL http://www.yoururl.com/seller/{your_dynamic_seller_id_comes_here}. suppose you are opening the URL http://www.yoururl.com/seller/1 then you will get the dynamic seller id from the below code (seller.php).



    <?php
    $sellerid = $_GET['sellerid'];
    //get the result from database query

    $dbquery = "SELECT * FROM Products WHERE seller_id='$sellerid' ";
    //execute the above query and use the result and do your stuff.

    ?>


    Hope this helps you.






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      Using core php here. add the below lines in your .htaccess file. Assuming your default file is index.php here.



      RewriteEngine on

      RewriteCond %(REQUEST_FILENAME) !-f
      RewriteCond %(REQUEST_FILENAME) !-d
      RewriteRule ^(.*)$ index.php/$1 [L,QSA]
      RewriteRule ^seller/([^/]+)$ seller.php?sellerid=$1


      Now when you will try to open the URL http://www.yoururl.com/seller/{your_dynamic_seller_id_comes_here}. suppose you are opening the URL http://www.yoururl.com/seller/1 then you will get the dynamic seller id from the below code (seller.php).



      <?php
      $sellerid = $_GET['sellerid'];
      //get the result from database query

      $dbquery = "SELECT * FROM Products WHERE seller_id='$sellerid' ";
      //execute the above query and use the result and do your stuff.

      ?>


      Hope this helps you.






      share|improve this answer























        up vote
        0
        down vote










        up vote
        0
        down vote









        Using core php here. add the below lines in your .htaccess file. Assuming your default file is index.php here.



        RewriteEngine on

        RewriteCond %(REQUEST_FILENAME) !-f
        RewriteCond %(REQUEST_FILENAME) !-d
        RewriteRule ^(.*)$ index.php/$1 [L,QSA]
        RewriteRule ^seller/([^/]+)$ seller.php?sellerid=$1


        Now when you will try to open the URL http://www.yoururl.com/seller/{your_dynamic_seller_id_comes_here}. suppose you are opening the URL http://www.yoururl.com/seller/1 then you will get the dynamic seller id from the below code (seller.php).



        <?php
        $sellerid = $_GET['sellerid'];
        //get the result from database query

        $dbquery = "SELECT * FROM Products WHERE seller_id='$sellerid' ";
        //execute the above query and use the result and do your stuff.

        ?>


        Hope this helps you.






        share|improve this answer












        Using core php here. add the below lines in your .htaccess file. Assuming your default file is index.php here.



        RewriteEngine on

        RewriteCond %(REQUEST_FILENAME) !-f
        RewriteCond %(REQUEST_FILENAME) !-d
        RewriteRule ^(.*)$ index.php/$1 [L,QSA]
        RewriteRule ^seller/([^/]+)$ seller.php?sellerid=$1


        Now when you will try to open the URL http://www.yoururl.com/seller/{your_dynamic_seller_id_comes_here}. suppose you are opening the URL http://www.yoururl.com/seller/1 then you will get the dynamic seller id from the below code (seller.php).



        <?php
        $sellerid = $_GET['sellerid'];
        //get the result from database query

        $dbquery = "SELECT * FROM Products WHERE seller_id='$sellerid' ";
        //execute the above query and use the result and do your stuff.

        ?>


        Hope this helps you.







        share|improve this answer












        share|improve this answer



        share|improve this answer










        answered Nov 15 at 11:30









        Madhur Sharma

        1136




        1136






















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            0
            down vote













            Maybe you can use MVC framework like Laravel,Codeigniter, or other framework use MVC.
            MVC Framework , can do, exactly you want, like



            www.xyz.com/sellerid1


            or
            you can do like this but the link not form like



            www.xyz.com/sellerid1


            but like



            www.xyz.com/sellerid/1


            index.php :



            <?php
            //get request url
            $request_uri = explode('/', $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']);
            // print_r($request_uri);
            if($request_uri[2]=='sellerid'){
            include 'test.php';
            }
            ?>


            test.php :



            <?php  
            echo $request_uri[2].'/'.$request_uri[3];
            ?>


            .htaccess :



            RewriteEngine on
            RewriteCond $1 !^(index.php|resources|robots.txt)
            RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
            RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
            RewriteRule ^(.*)$ index.php/$1 [L,QSA]


            And how to create link is like :



            <?php  
            $url="http://www.example.com/";
            $theproduct=array(...);//Fill with your sellerid
            foreach ($theproduct as $key) {
            ?>
            <a href="<?=$url.'sellerid/'.$key['seller_id']?>"></a>
            <?php
            }
            ?>





            share|improve this answer



















            • 1




              @ Thomas Jeriko, Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately I am not using it. No framework. Without framework is this not possible?
              – Sarah
              Nov 15 at 6:11










            • ah , i see. yes you can do that without framework , see this answer stackoverflow.com/questions/27570522/…
              – Thomas Jeriko
              Nov 15 at 6:13










            • im tested on localhost
              – Thomas Jeriko
              Nov 15 at 6:44










            • here demo gif gph.is/2B77JWJ
              – Thomas Jeriko
              Nov 15 at 6:53










            • @ Thomas Jeriko, Thanks Thomas for a great help. I want to know what if sellerid is: best-book-seller-in-newyork then the url will be www.xyz.com/best-book-seller-in-newyork
              – Sarah
              Nov 15 at 6:57















            up vote
            0
            down vote













            Maybe you can use MVC framework like Laravel,Codeigniter, or other framework use MVC.
            MVC Framework , can do, exactly you want, like



            www.xyz.com/sellerid1


            or
            you can do like this but the link not form like



            www.xyz.com/sellerid1


            but like



            www.xyz.com/sellerid/1


            index.php :



            <?php
            //get request url
            $request_uri = explode('/', $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']);
            // print_r($request_uri);
            if($request_uri[2]=='sellerid'){
            include 'test.php';
            }
            ?>


            test.php :



            <?php  
            echo $request_uri[2].'/'.$request_uri[3];
            ?>


            .htaccess :



            RewriteEngine on
            RewriteCond $1 !^(index.php|resources|robots.txt)
            RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
            RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
            RewriteRule ^(.*)$ index.php/$1 [L,QSA]


            And how to create link is like :



            <?php  
            $url="http://www.example.com/";
            $theproduct=array(...);//Fill with your sellerid
            foreach ($theproduct as $key) {
            ?>
            <a href="<?=$url.'sellerid/'.$key['seller_id']?>"></a>
            <?php
            }
            ?>





            share|improve this answer



















            • 1




              @ Thomas Jeriko, Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately I am not using it. No framework. Without framework is this not possible?
              – Sarah
              Nov 15 at 6:11










            • ah , i see. yes you can do that without framework , see this answer stackoverflow.com/questions/27570522/…
              – Thomas Jeriko
              Nov 15 at 6:13










            • im tested on localhost
              – Thomas Jeriko
              Nov 15 at 6:44










            • here demo gif gph.is/2B77JWJ
              – Thomas Jeriko
              Nov 15 at 6:53










            • @ Thomas Jeriko, Thanks Thomas for a great help. I want to know what if sellerid is: best-book-seller-in-newyork then the url will be www.xyz.com/best-book-seller-in-newyork
              – Sarah
              Nov 15 at 6:57













            up vote
            0
            down vote










            up vote
            0
            down vote









            Maybe you can use MVC framework like Laravel,Codeigniter, or other framework use MVC.
            MVC Framework , can do, exactly you want, like



            www.xyz.com/sellerid1


            or
            you can do like this but the link not form like



            www.xyz.com/sellerid1


            but like



            www.xyz.com/sellerid/1


            index.php :



            <?php
            //get request url
            $request_uri = explode('/', $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']);
            // print_r($request_uri);
            if($request_uri[2]=='sellerid'){
            include 'test.php';
            }
            ?>


            test.php :



            <?php  
            echo $request_uri[2].'/'.$request_uri[3];
            ?>


            .htaccess :



            RewriteEngine on
            RewriteCond $1 !^(index.php|resources|robots.txt)
            RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
            RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
            RewriteRule ^(.*)$ index.php/$1 [L,QSA]


            And how to create link is like :



            <?php  
            $url="http://www.example.com/";
            $theproduct=array(...);//Fill with your sellerid
            foreach ($theproduct as $key) {
            ?>
            <a href="<?=$url.'sellerid/'.$key['seller_id']?>"></a>
            <?php
            }
            ?>





            share|improve this answer














            Maybe you can use MVC framework like Laravel,Codeigniter, or other framework use MVC.
            MVC Framework , can do, exactly you want, like



            www.xyz.com/sellerid1


            or
            you can do like this but the link not form like



            www.xyz.com/sellerid1


            but like



            www.xyz.com/sellerid/1


            index.php :



            <?php
            //get request url
            $request_uri = explode('/', $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']);
            // print_r($request_uri);
            if($request_uri[2]=='sellerid'){
            include 'test.php';
            }
            ?>


            test.php :



            <?php  
            echo $request_uri[2].'/'.$request_uri[3];
            ?>


            .htaccess :



            RewriteEngine on
            RewriteCond $1 !^(index.php|resources|robots.txt)
            RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
            RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
            RewriteRule ^(.*)$ index.php/$1 [L,QSA]


            And how to create link is like :



            <?php  
            $url="http://www.example.com/";
            $theproduct=array(...);//Fill with your sellerid
            foreach ($theproduct as $key) {
            ?>
            <a href="<?=$url.'sellerid/'.$key['seller_id']?>"></a>
            <?php
            }
            ?>






            share|improve this answer














            share|improve this answer



            share|improve this answer








            edited Nov 16 at 7:48

























            answered Nov 15 at 6:09









            Thomas Jeriko

            448




            448








            • 1




              @ Thomas Jeriko, Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately I am not using it. No framework. Without framework is this not possible?
              – Sarah
              Nov 15 at 6:11










            • ah , i see. yes you can do that without framework , see this answer stackoverflow.com/questions/27570522/…
              – Thomas Jeriko
              Nov 15 at 6:13










            • im tested on localhost
              – Thomas Jeriko
              Nov 15 at 6:44










            • here demo gif gph.is/2B77JWJ
              – Thomas Jeriko
              Nov 15 at 6:53










            • @ Thomas Jeriko, Thanks Thomas for a great help. I want to know what if sellerid is: best-book-seller-in-newyork then the url will be www.xyz.com/best-book-seller-in-newyork
              – Sarah
              Nov 15 at 6:57














            • 1




              @ Thomas Jeriko, Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately I am not using it. No framework. Without framework is this not possible?
              – Sarah
              Nov 15 at 6:11










            • ah , i see. yes you can do that without framework , see this answer stackoverflow.com/questions/27570522/…
              – Thomas Jeriko
              Nov 15 at 6:13










            • im tested on localhost
              – Thomas Jeriko
              Nov 15 at 6:44










            • here demo gif gph.is/2B77JWJ
              – Thomas Jeriko
              Nov 15 at 6:53










            • @ Thomas Jeriko, Thanks Thomas for a great help. I want to know what if sellerid is: best-book-seller-in-newyork then the url will be www.xyz.com/best-book-seller-in-newyork
              – Sarah
              Nov 15 at 6:57








            1




            1




            @ Thomas Jeriko, Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately I am not using it. No framework. Without framework is this not possible?
            – Sarah
            Nov 15 at 6:11




            @ Thomas Jeriko, Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately I am not using it. No framework. Without framework is this not possible?
            – Sarah
            Nov 15 at 6:11












            ah , i see. yes you can do that without framework , see this answer stackoverflow.com/questions/27570522/…
            – Thomas Jeriko
            Nov 15 at 6:13




            ah , i see. yes you can do that without framework , see this answer stackoverflow.com/questions/27570522/…
            – Thomas Jeriko
            Nov 15 at 6:13












            im tested on localhost
            – Thomas Jeriko
            Nov 15 at 6:44




            im tested on localhost
            – Thomas Jeriko
            Nov 15 at 6:44












            here demo gif gph.is/2B77JWJ
            – Thomas Jeriko
            Nov 15 at 6:53




            here demo gif gph.is/2B77JWJ
            – Thomas Jeriko
            Nov 15 at 6:53












            @ Thomas Jeriko, Thanks Thomas for a great help. I want to know what if sellerid is: best-book-seller-in-newyork then the url will be www.xyz.com/best-book-seller-in-newyork
            – Sarah
            Nov 15 at 6:57




            @ Thomas Jeriko, Thanks Thomas for a great help. I want to know what if sellerid is: best-book-seller-in-newyork then the url will be www.xyz.com/best-book-seller-in-newyork
            – Sarah
            Nov 15 at 6:57


















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