[shalenie]

Originally Posted by splatster

this is what i do
if you have for example thesection.php in the root directory
create a folder named thesection and put thesection.php inside of it and rename the php file to index.php
now if you visit www.yoursite.com/thesection/ your original php file should then be displayed
note that the ending slash MUST be present
this can be done for most url extensions

right! but i prefer doing it in .httaccess file its easier for me (though it took a long time for me to figure out the code) than renaming and creating new folders one by one.

[verbeck.arnaud@gmail.com]

Thakns! I have been looking for this for a while.
But now it works on the 000webhost server, it doesn't work locally (so if I open the pages locally after editing or something), the new links that don't point to blabla.html anymore, just blabla, so I was wondering, can I do something similar so my computer will recognize the links?

(btw I don't know if this makes any diference but I use a mac)

[willettmatter]

Splatster gave the technic I was going to suggest.

The other idea is to load your additional pages dynamically or in an iframe, then all your people see is your .com address.

[pattysgraphix]

you would have to have the same apache.conf file 000webhost has. and I am more than sure they are not going to tell you thier setup for security reasons.