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Originally Posted by transistor
is there a way to make each entry get it's own page?
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Someone else gave some information on this ... using .htaccess (specifically the mod_rewrite Apache module) you can make url query strings simulate individual pages.
Make one .php page that takes a query string, queries the DB and displays the information. Once you get that down, head over to modrewrite.com and post what you want done. e.g. you'll probably want to rewrite something like yourdomain.com/bible-verses/joshua/2415 to yourdomain.com/?verse=2415. Your .php page will receive the the latter URL but the user will see the full (nice SEO-friendly) URL.
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Originally Posted by transistor
I'm just looking for an automated way of doing this. Like, is there a way I could just upload the file to Wordpress and let it do all the work or something?
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Hmm not that I can think of but since you said you understand the DB/dynamic page part well, just get that done then get someone to help you out with mod_rewrite and you'll be gold.