I have a Godaddy shared Linux hosting account. I assume that for this issue I'll need to rewrite URLs, but my Apache knowledge is quite limited, so please excuse me in advance if the question is too noob-ish 
.for domain xxx.com, I call my PHP web service like this:\[code\]http://service.xxx.com/catalog.php?action=getcatalog&catalogid=7\[/code\]I want to be able to call it like this: \[code\]http://service.xxx.com/catalog/getcatalog?catalogid=7\[/code\]Since I have several services with several parameter names, the variables in this equation are the name of the page, the action and the parameters (i.e. \[code\]http://service.xxx.com/X/Y?Z=W\[/code\] => \[code\]http://service.xxx.com/X.php?action=Y&Z=W\[/code\])As an added complication, some of those services have more than one parameter.The questions are:1. having a shared server with no access to the httpd.conf file, is this even possible?2. If so, what do I need to do?TIA,Guy
.for domain xxx.com, I call my PHP web service like this:\[code\]http://service.xxx.com/catalog.php?action=getcatalog&catalogid=7\[/code\]I want to be able to call it like this: \[code\]http://service.xxx.com/catalog/getcatalog?catalogid=7\[/code\]Since I have several services with several parameter names, the variables in this equation are the name of the page, the action and the parameters (i.e. \[code\]http://service.xxx.com/X/Y?Z=W\[/code\] => \[code\]http://service.xxx.com/X.php?action=Y&Z=W\[/code\])As an added complication, some of those services have more than one parameter.The questions are:1. having a shared server with no access to the httpd.conf file, is this even possible?2. If so, what do I need to do?TIA,Guy