I'm a bit confused. R means redirect, meaning the server sends the 301 or 302 header to the browser. In either case, the browse will redirect to the new URL and that's what will show in the address bar. How evactly do you make things redirect without proxying and without a change in the address bar?
Russ
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From: "Vincent Bray" <noodlet@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 30 May 2007 17:33:47
To:users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, rsivak@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: Problems with an extra Rewrite Rule before a RewriteCond
On 30/05/07, Russ <rsivak@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> The R flag means redirect. You want P for proxy if you want the URL to not change, but this brings with it a host of other issues.
Russ, you're correct regarding [R] but incorrect pertaining to [P] in
this case. He's rewriting to a local script so there's no need for
proxying. And as he requested, the client won't see the change.
However, I suspect he'll see a loop as this is in .htaccess and
further down the ruleset '.' is rewritten to index.php again.
Thomas, if you get a loop, add this line before your custom rule:
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !index.php
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noodl
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