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familiar with the example below?

eg:

http://www.example001.com/browse:tags?word=red

elaborate further using the : and ? and =

:xxxx?xxxx=xxxx

and suggestions on scripting language that can combine together with regular expressions and tag with @ or hash etc

thanks

A: 

It might be a link that is processed by a PHP script: http://php.net/manual/de/reserved.variables.get.php

? usually indicates the beginning of the arguments.

= means that argument word gets red as value. This can then be read in PHP via $_GET['word']

I'm not sure what the : is. Maybe it gets converted internally via modrewrite or something.

phimuemue
other also not familiar with the :here reply I got from others: but a few languages except those arguments php for example could retrieve and process. I do not know about the : though
cherry
Ok for modrewrite, but for the rest it could be processed by almost anything, it's just a URL...
Matteo Italia
That's completely correct, it just *might* be PHP.
phimuemue
how about python for web?
cherry
A: 

It is not a scripting language, it is a URL. The HTTP server at www.example001.com will see this query: GET /browse:tags?word=red

It is up to that server to interpret this string and build its response accordingly.

mouviciel