Well the .htaccess is only half of the equation, that translates
incoming requests to something that the script can understand.
You still need to translate the links that the script creates
into the format that you wish them to have in the pages.
In other words, the browser and the script talking is like a
Frenchman and a German talking and you're the translator -
you have to translate from German to French AND from
French to German.
When they click the link the .htaccess translates this:
http://www.DOMAIN.COM/galleries/NICHE/SEXYPHOTO1.jpg
to this:
http://www.domain.com/galleries/inde...SEXYPHOTO1.jpg
so that the script gets URLs that it understands.
You still need to tanslate the other way to.
If you have a dedicated server running Apache 2.x
I have th script for you. It's been in production
use for a while so any major bugs should have
been found and fixed by now. If you're on shared
hosting or Apache 1.3x there are other alternatives,
such as modifiying the script a bit.
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