Htaccess how to substitute urls?

You can use the following rule to rewrite any request that’s URL path (without path prefix) does not start with new : RewriteCond $1! ^new/ RewriteRule ^(.*)$ new/$1 This will also work in . Htaccess files other than in the document root directory But as you want to use this rule in the .

Htaccess file in the document root directory, you could also use REQUEST_URI : RewriteRule! ^new/ new%{REQUEST_URI}.

You can use the following rule to rewrite any request that’s URL path (without path prefix) does not start with new/: RewriteCond $1! ^new/ RewriteRule ^(.*)$ new/$1 This will also work in . Htaccess files other than in the document root directory.

But as you want to use this rule in the . Htaccess file in the document root directory, you could also use REQUEST_URI: RewriteRule! ^new/ new%{REQUEST_URI}.

The first line matches all requests not matching /new/... and prefixes it with a new before it. RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI}! ^/new/ RewriteRule ^(.*)$ new/$1 Request: URL1 Maps to: document root/new/index.php.

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