Apache .htaccess mod_rewrite RewriteCond Problem?

RewriteCond %{SCRIPT_FILENAME} -f RewriteRule path/downloads/(.*) path/downloads/getdownload. Php? L Still shows downloads/index.

Php in URL, but serves /downloads/getdownload. Php content, AND makes sure it's a file. (note: my .

Htaccess file is in the top level of my test site. ) If you want to put it into /downloads/ you can delete "path/downloads/" from both sides of the rule.

This seems to be doing the opposite of what I need--I need the file to not exist, but rather exist in the downloads directory in which case the script getdownload. Php (not in downloads) is rewritten to. – CMC Mar 9 at 18:36 If I understand you right, then all you would need to do is remove /downloads/ from the last part of the rule.At that point Apache should say, "visitor is requesting a file (which exists) in path/downloads/, therefore I'll point them to path/getdownload.

Php". With or without the Cond above, you'll get a 404 if the file doesn't exist in /downloads/. By adding the Cond, the Rule is only fired if a file truely does exists in /downloads/ - essentially killing page calls one script sooner.

– Dawson Mar 9 at 19:26 RewriteRule path/downloads/(.*) path/getdownload. Php? L – Dawson Mar 10 at 6:51.

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