How to convert Apache RewriteRule from definition to .htaccess file?

Try this rule in your . Htaccess file: RewriteEngine on Options +FollowSymlinks -MultiViews RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI}! ^/site/(info|2.0/drupal)/ NC RewriteRule ^(.*)$ /site/2.0/drupal/$1 L.

Thanks for the answer. I had something like this before, and though when going to the site. Org will rewrite the URL correctly, unfortunately the /site/2.0/drupal is still visible in the URL once you start clicking on links within the site.

Even the Home link in Drupal includes the /site/2.0/drupal in the URL, instead of just site.org. I am not sure if this is a Drupal or Apache config setting at this point, though from my research it seems that I should be able to handle the issue entirely via RewriteRules. Regardless, thanks again.

– Wayne Apr 21 at 16:03 Well the links (hrefs) in your web pages are generated by Drupal so it has to be some setting in Drupal to control this. Apache rewrite rules can make sure to redirect those links to right target. – anubhava Apr 21 at 18:43.

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