PHP & mod_rewrite Query

Quick question,
I have a form that once submitted goes to:
How would I get the form to submit to:
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Originally Posted by -Gary Quick question, I have a form that once submitted goes to: Code: /search.php?query=keywords How would I get the form to submit to: Code: /search/keywords Any help would be greatly appreciated.

somthing like this should do the job:

May not be 100% perfect but im sure thats near enough correct or at least enough to trigger some one elses memory

Aye that works for the mod_rewrite part; Cheers.

But, that's only if the user goes directly to:
How do I get the form to submit directly to that URL?

that's a good question that I hope somebody answers, because I need to know too.

http://www.sitepoint.com/article/apa...rite-examples/
http://www.workingwith.me.uk/article...ng/mod_rewrite

Sorry, I suck at PHP/Apache and stuff like that need to learn

Dynamic 313's rule should do the trick, here is how mod_rewrite works
1. User send request to pretty URL (www.site.com/pages/1/)
2. Apache find matching rule, if one matches it internally rewrites (www.site.com/page.php?id=1)
3. Apache sends output from ugly URL to browser without mentioning where on the server the code came from.

In short, you access the pretty URL and the server runs the "ugly" URL that it is written to.

Therefore when you directly type in the pretty URL it will do what you want, and unless you specifically restrict access to the ugly URL, that will also work.