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I may have posted this question already, but I'm asking again

Does anyone know of a mod_rewrite capable classified script?
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I thinks Noah's classified script using mod rewrites. It's the only one I have found so far.

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I may have posted this question already, but I'm asking again

Does anyone know of a mod_rewrite capable classified script?
I don't know if its worth getting involved with Drupal for such a simple task. But Drupal has a Classifieds module that is quite flexible. Since it uses the Drupal framework you can give it search engine friendly url's and stuff like that.

However you really need to learn a bit about Drupal to use it. You can also use Drupal's CCK (Content Construction Kit) and Views (An SQL Query Builder) Modules to arrange and sort it by desired fields such as Location, Ad Type, Price etc...

It would be a bit of work though and its not really what Drupal's sole purpose is, but it would be relatively efficient at it.
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I thinks Noah's classified script using mod rewrites. It's the only one I have found so far.

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I had a look at that one, but the options for the URL structure were a bit rudimentary

The kind of mod_rewrite I'd be looking for would be:

/category/sub-category/item-name.html

or something along those lines
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