This idea just struck me.
Page in admin to set "short cuts" for common pages.
This would of course depend on the type of site you're
running and would be tailored for each site. Let me
illustrate by examples:
"?manufacturer/nokia/5190" becomes "?
page=shop/manufacturer&category_id=manufacturer&su
b_category_id=5190"
Naturaly, you'd want to have some sort of patern
matching, so you could do something like this:
"?pagers/{1}" -> "?
page=shop/browse&category_id=pagers&product_name
={1}"
which would convert things like "?pagers/nixxo"
into "page=shop/browse&category_id=pagers&product_n
ame=nixxo"
Make sense?
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Good idea, but you just need to have Apache mod_rewrite
enabled and create a .htaccess with ReWrite rules ;)
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mod_rewrite would work "on the way back". But how to get
the links in html to be that way in the first place? Also I know
mod_rewrite can add a lot of overhead. Finaly, there may be
a few people out there not running apache, or who dont have
the ability set rewrite rules :).
I think using mod_rewrite is a good option, if available.
Having an admin interface that made it real easy to use would
be the key. I must admit I havent been able to figure it out
myself, not real good with regex yet.