How to remove question mark from a query URL?

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    JJnacy, Sep 28, 2009 IP
  2. dgxshiny

    dgxshiny Greenhorn

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    Thanks Dgxshiny for the link info.

    But I am using a share web hosting.

    Can some one let me know what kind hosting service provide these kind of services?

    Thanks
     
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    That is too hard for a shared hosting...
     
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    Why would you want to remove the query string? only other way i can think of is to have dynamic folders....
     
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    Please give us the reason as "?" is used as a delimiter for the URL parameters

    Try URL encoding

    Also what does your link looks like
     
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    option one: ask your host to install an asapi filter that allows url rewriting
    option two: manually add the real folders but just have hook files in them - so they all include one file - then that file detects the folder and outputs content accordingly
    option three: use .NET - I believe you can ask your host provider to setup X ype of files to run through the asp.net engine, which will allow you to overwrite the http context and render anything anywhere
    option four: use php/.htaccess mod-rewrite
     
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    Hi JJNacy,

    In this post: http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?p=9721822#post9721822

    I posted another possible solution that you can use easily on most shared hosts, by creating a custom error 404 page that reads the url and displays the appropriate page, without altering the url in the browser... This is done using asp.net, but you could use the same principle and achieve the same result in classic asp.
     
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