Htaccess rewrite, for all directories?

I'm pretty sure your problem is your rule is looking for something that starts with ERROR (the ^ sign).

I'm pretty sure your problem is your rule is looking for something that starts with ERROR (the ^ sign) . /ERROR starts with error, which works in your root , but /tests/ERROR starts with tests , so it won't recognize it. Try removing the ^ sign and see what happens.Shai.

Thank you it was a nice idea but it only results in a redirect error. – Billy Jake O'Connor Oct 25 at 11:45 This might work actually, I had other variables I didn't mention in my example. Thank you.

– Billy Jake O'Connor Oct 25 at 11:47 If you still need help feel free to edit your question and ill try to assist. If this helped you don't forget to accept my answer ;-) Cheers. – Shai Mishali Oct 25 at 11:50 Fire away sir, I tried to make my issue as simple to understand, it just involves converting yet another variable- something I have difficulty with.

– Billy Jake O'Connor Oct 25 at 12:02 as Ashok suggested you could try something like RewriteRule ^(.*? )\/ERROR_(.*? )$ index.

Php/? Page=$1&error=$2&%{QUERY_STRING} L – Shai Mishali Oct 25 at 14:21.

You can use below code RewriteRule ^(a-z0-9A-Z+)/(a-z0-9A-Z+)$ . /index. Php?

Page=$1&error=ERROR_$2 NC Your URL site. Com/home/ERROR_nojs will treated as index. Php?

Page=home&error=nojs and you can get the values by GET method. For more info.

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