Some header passing variable?
<p>Im trying to pass some variables from the URL to the PHP script. Now I know that <code>www.site.com/index.php?link=HELLO</code> would require <code>$_GET['link']</code> to get the variable "link". I was hoping there are other ways to do this without the variable. </p>

<p>For instance I want a link structure like this: <code>www.site.com/HELLO</code>. In this example I know that I have to create a Directory called Hello place an index file and it should work but I don't want to create a directory and Im hoping there's a way to "catch" that extra part after the domain. I'm thinking of creating a custom HTTP 404 Page that will somehow get the variable of the not found page, but I don't know how to get the HTTP 404 error parameters. Is there another simpler way to get a variable without the use of the extra <code>?link=</code> part? I just want it to be a structure like this <code>www.site.com/HELLO</code>.  </p>
