Re: RewriteRule

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On Sun, 23 Mar 2008, Sam Carleton wrote:

The category/fldoid is always going to be present, the p can be
changed for other variables, so this is what I came up with, but the 7
is not being picked up by the PHP code:

Well - you terminate your rule at .php and then create a new url with empty values for the parameters. Afaik your previous parameters get discarded when you create new ones. Also afaik, you can not parse the parameters with mod_rewrite, so you can't grab the numeric part and insert it on the right side manually. It's either "take all parameters as-is" or "create completely new ones from scratch". A workaround would be to encode the numeric value as part of the filename or directory in some way.



Best wishes
Nils

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