Re: Mod_Rewrite from old dynamic page

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>> How would I write a second rule for:
>> OLD URL:  http://store.knifecenter.com/pgi-Product Spec?productSKU
>> NEW URL:  http://www.knifecenter.com/kc_new/store_detail.html?s=productSKU
>> 
>> Basically, it is the same OLD URL, except there is a space between Product
>> and Spec. Please note both 'pgi-ProductSpec' and 'pgi-Product Spec' need to
>> be rewritten.
> 
> Changing the last line to this probably works:
>   RewriteRule ^pgi-Product(\ )?Spec$
> http://www.knifecenter.com/kc_new/store_detail.html?s=%1
> If not, try to replace (\ ) by (\s).
> 
> (\ )? means: a space or nothing, so it should match both your cases.
> Note that, in the URL you see in the browser, spaces are converted to
> %20, but in the URL that is parsed by mod_rewrite, they are converted
> back.
> 
EXCELLENT!

I've made that change and it works perfectly.

One final issue:
For some reason, the productSKU in the old url was frequently followed by a
',' (comma). So, for example, http://store.knifecenter.com/pgi-Product
Spec?productSKU, would be a valid url in the old system.

Is there a way to "drop" the trailing ',' in the old url?



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