Re: Redirect URLs using mod_rewrite

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Hi!

Stefan Antonelli escribió:

> i would like to use apaches mod_rewrite to redirect some URLs to its new
> Location. I have to change this:
> 
> http://www.doamin.de/subdir/foo.php?id=1234
> 
> into this:
> 
> http://www.domain.de/subdir/bar.php?newid=1234#sameid1234
> 
> I've tried out this and a lot of variants but none of them worked for me:

Are you sure that mod_rewrite is working (RewriteEngine On)?

> RewriteRule ^/subdir/foo.php\?id=(.*) /subdir/bar.php?newid=$1#sameid$1 [R]
> 
> Any suggestions for me?

Take a look at the RewriteBase directive in the mod_rewrite docs

Try something like this:

> RewriteBase /subdir
> RewriteRule foo\.php\?id=([0-9]+)$ bar.php?newid=$1#sameid$1

Hope this helps...


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