How can I point my SEF Url to different pages?

The $phpns['sef'] pre-include variable will let you set a value like "hardware":

$phpns['sef'] = "hardware/";

That will prefix all of the SEF urls with "hardware/", like this:

http://example.org/hardware/Why-I-love-my-laptop

And you can modify your .htaccess to handle that accordingly. Good luck!

Thanx, Alecwh.

Not what I was expecting as an answer cos I already thought about this way. Just wanted to know if there is was any way to direct to php pages instead of creating new directories.
Apparently it is impossible. Anyway... now I have the error "stop!" and some message about the ID that I cant paste here now cos my webserver is down LOL.
What's the meaning of that error related to SEF pages? What do I got to do to fix it out?

Hug

SkinnerG,

You don't need to create any directories. You can use this technique I
described, and reroute the request to the appropriate PHP page.

For example, with .htaccess, you could route this:

http://example.org/hardware/Article-title-here

to the script:

http://example.org/hardware.php. You can also set it up so anything
between http://example.org/ and /Article-title-here can be the name of
the PHP script in question.

The URL looks like you would be creating new directories, but it is an
illusion that .htaccess provides. :)

Man, sorry to keep on bothering but it is not working. Make it simple for me... how should my .htaccess look like? And how should my include look like?
Ty

SkinnerG,

While I would like to make it simple for you, I cannot. I added that
feature to $phpns['sef'] because I was aware that you could achieve
something like what you want. I don't know very much about mod_rewrite,
so, do some research.

>From my understanding, there is something you can do with variables,
such as $1 and $2, which would represent different areas of the URL
given, and you can redirect to a script with those variables. Check
Phpns's recommended .htaccess (provided in the admin section under "SEF
URLs" in Preferences), and I'm sure that will give you an idea.

Your PHP script will look like this:

<?php
$phpns["sef"] = 'hardware/'
include(...)
?>

and then use a 'software/', etc. or whatever for your other includes.

Good luck.