Blog scripts. Which one can...?

[DamageX]

I'm looking for a blog script or add-on to one (free or paid) that can create sub-directories for categories and articles, instead of using querystrings.

Something that can create http://www.domain.com/category-name/article-title/ instead of http://www.domain.com/index.php?category=2&article=23

Does anyone have any suggestions? Thanks.

[Adult Site Traffic]

Wordpress. It will let you specify what exactly you want, create and even update your .htaccess file.

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[ynuahayt]

http://wordpress.org will do that and everything else you need - look for permalinks in the admin panel

[DamageX]

Thanks guys, didn't realize WordPress could do that. All blogs I've seen using it were querystring-based.

[Thumbler]

My suggestion is learn how to use mod rewrite

[lchaim]

wordpress can doo eeeet.

[fris]

mod rewrite rocks

http://blog.x2e.org/fris/raven-riley...01/index.shtml

[DamageX]

My suggestion is learn how to use mod rewrite

Already aware of mod rewrite, not an alternative at this point. Thanks for the tip though.

[Chio The Pirate]

YARGH! As everyone said, Wordpress permalinks. They can be customised a bit too. Check the admin section, or wordpress' website for the different vars.

I do title, and post ID usually. http://www.sharkyfarts.com uses wordpress, and permalinks.

[Chio The Pirate]

Already aware of mod rewrite, not an alternative at this point. Thanks for the tip though.

YARGH! I think permalinks rely on modrewrite.

[justsexxx]

Mambo can do this

[Ace-wtf]

good info

[Gothbox]

Boast Machine from http://boastology.com/ does this as well if you are still looking

[Thumbler]

Already aware of mod rewrite, not an alternative at this point. Thanks for the tip though.

Hmmm... how do you think permalinks work?