personally, here's what i do:I have a handler for my site ( or my.site.com/userreg ) . everything goes to it.
all it does it this: instantiate a 'user' ( or ctx ) instantiate a 'page' with the ctx (user)the page then cleans the url, and then maps the cleaned url onto a page content class or default if nothing appropriate is found.
on your situation, you could probably just use mod_rewrite before mp gets the urls, and just regex stuff
Something like this: RewriteEngine OnRewriteRule ^/user/([a-z0-9]{4,16})(\/[.]*)?$ /user/index.php?&% {QUERY_STRING}&fmo_mode=user&fmo_user=$1 [T=application/x-httpd-php,L]
( yes, i'm running a subdomain of php stuff. i needed to support openid, and the protocol caused too much blocking on apache under mod_perl . )
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