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I created a little web app that allows people to keep content on a page. They can specify the url of the page. Instead of accessing their page like this: http://example.com/stuff?page=their_url I want the url to be like this: http://example.com/stuff/their_url

But I can't figure out how to direct a dynamic url to a Drupal page. I've even tried Apache redirects, but I can't get that working either. I keep getting 404's.

I'm willing to use Apache rewrites to get to the right page.

I'm willing to point to a regular PHP file on the server and bootstrap Drupal, but so far I haven't been able to get that working.

I'm willing to put PHP code into a Drupal page.

I really don't want to write my own Drupal module, so if you want to offer some Drupal code, please tell me where to use it.

I'm willing to use a Drupal 7 module if you know of any.

Thanks a lot!

-- Magmatic

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i think that you can use the : function drupal_goto

but not sure if that is for your case.

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  • Thanks, but this is an external redirect. I want an internal redirect (so the user's browser doesn't see it). Commented Oct 2, 2014 at 15:59
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So after a few hours I finally got something working. This is it:

In my .htaccess file I have a rewrite:

RewriteRule ^fz/(.*) fz.php?page=$1

Then in my fz.php file I have this:

<? $_GET["q"] = "filezone"; define('DRUPAL_ROOT', getcwd()); require_once DRUPAL_ROOT . '/includes/bootstrap.inc'; drupal_bootstrap(DRUPAL_BOOTSTRAP_FULL); menu_execute_active_handler();

I have a Drupal page that I want to display. It's url is set to be "filezone". In fz.php, it displays this page. And on that page I can get the "page" value with $_GET["page"].

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