Jason Pruim wrote:
Hi Everyone,
I know it's not a php question... But I know alot of you use rewrite
rules and regular expressions and so I thought maybe you would be able
to help me.
The site: HTTP://purl.raoset.com/test112
test112 doesn't exist.. It's driven by the database using this rewrite
rule:
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /p.php [L]
Now, on that site I have a few links... right now the likes are in the
format of:
HTTP://purl.raoset.com/design.php?purl=test112
What I would like is to have it read:
HTTP://purl.raoset.com/test112/design
completing the total look of the site :)
technically the same code as above should work even if you change you're
links.. you see it's just redirecting everything not found to p.php
so in p.php simply add in a
print_r($_SERVER);
exit();
at the top, upload to server then visit /test112/design in you're
browser.. check the print_r output and you'll see the request in there,
(variables sometimes differ, hence why I'm suggesting you check; you can
skip this bit and jump right on to the next paragraph though)
you can then simply:
$request_page_parts = explode('/', $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI');
print_r($request_page_parts);
then use whatever code you want to display the correct page based on the
uri requested (as you want)
I know this isn't the approach you expected but it basically hands off
all page selection and processing to php, rather than a load of rewrite
rules and lots of updating of .htaccess
if you really want the rewrite rules then I'm sure you've had many other
accurate replies with examples :)
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