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Where do I put rewrite rules?

Primarily you put these rewrite rules into your web server configuration file. Apache also allows* you to put them into a file called .htaccess within your document root (i.e. next to your .php files). * If allowed by the primary Apache configuration file; it's optional, but often enabled.

How do I rewrite a GET URL?

There are various online tools to generate RewriteRules for most GET-parameterish URLs: Mostly just output [^/]+ generic placeholders, but likely suffices for trivial sites. Still needs a bit rewriting, more links, and the many subheadlines are somewhat obnoxious. There's some overlap with the other answers here, so can be cut down perhaps.

What is rewritecond % request_URI?

RewriteCond % {REQUEST_URI} !-f RewriteCond % {REQUEST_URI} !-d RewriteRule ^.*$ index.php [L] Which is often used by PHP frameworks or WebCMS / portal scripts. The actual path splitting then is handled in PHP using $_SERVER ["REQUEST_URI"]. So conceptionally it's pretty much the opposite of URL handling "per mod_rewrite".

How do I create rewriterules for a get-parameterish url?

Providing discoverability through /common/tree/nesting. However don't sacrifice unique requirements for conformism. There are various online tools to generate RewriteRules for most GET-parameterish URLs: Mostly just output [^/]+ generic placeholders, but likely suffices for trivial sites.