.htaccess redirect ?_escaped_fragment_=
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I'm trying to implement Google's guide for "Making AJAX Applications Crawlable". They say to use #! instead of # in the ajax urls and Google will change this #! to ?escapedfragment_= to get the content that the ajax page would display using javascript from the hash.
ie: Google will change the
http://www.example.com#!anything
tohttp://www.example.com?_escaped_fragment_=anything
The question is: how can i redirect the page
http://www.example.com/anyString/?_escaped_fragment_=myAjaxPage/mySubPage
tohttp://www.example.com/myajaxpage/mysubpage
Does this redirection need to be done in php?
Ps: "The crawler escapes certain characters in the fragment during the transformation". Then i think / will become %2f