RewriteRule ^(aboutus|home|projects)\. Html/? $ index.
Php? Page=$1 PS. Why do you want to keep the '.
Html' part in your urls? They don't really add anything.
Thank you for you help, . Html is just for fun. ;) – noorahmad Nov 14 at 7:51 thanks mate, your one line script solved my all problems.
;) – noorahmad Nov 15 at 8:15.
As I said in my comment, you could do the verification directly in your php script. Anyway if you really want to do that with an . Htaccess file you might consider using RewriteMap : Apache documentation.
However it can be a bit complex if you're not familiar with it and if the verification apply on a small set of files should be better to use the RewriteCond directive : RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} ^/(aboutus|home|projects) RewriteRule ^(^/\. +)(.*)? $ index.
Php? Page=$1 L.
Thanks mate.... – noorahmad Nov 14 at 7:54 @noorahmad you're welcome, I edited the code, cause there were some issue with it (the starting slash and the possible path after the first segment in your uri). I hope that will help. – Oddant Nov 14 at 8:08 thank you for your reply, but still I have some problems.
Edit: This line of code helped me a lot: RewriteRule ^(aboutus|home|projects)\. Html/? $ index.
Php? Page=$1 in case anyone face with the same problem – noorahmad Nov 15 at 8:18.
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