Re: mod_rewrite

[export@xxxxxxx]

Krist ,

Thank you for your reply.

Yes, that is what I meant .

To map  /Image/My-Image.jpg/1234

    to

  /Media/1234.jpg

But I do not know how,when it is a part of HTML.

Do you have any idea?

Thanks.

Lad.

> On Nov 22, 2007 4:56 PM,  <export@xxxxxxx> wrote:

> > Hi,

> > I would like to

> > rewrite

> > <img src="">

> >

> > into

> > <img src="">

> >

> > Is that possible to do so  with mod_rewrite ?

>

> Short Answer: No.

>

> Long Answer: Mod rewrite is used to change incoming request URLs. You

> can't use mod rewrite the change the content of the html files send to

> the client. You can however use mod_rewrite so that when a request

> comes for /Image/My-Image.jpg/1234 this is mapped /Media/1234.jpg

>

> Krist

>

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