Question #78737 on phpns changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/phpns/+question/78737
Status: Open => Answered
alecwh proposed the following answer:
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. :)
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