Htaccess rewrite rule for redirects?

You must turn the rewrite engine on for it to work. You probably don't want the regex start symbol on the replacement: RewriteEngine on RewriteCond RewriteRule.

You must turn the rewrite engine on for it to work. You probably don't want the regex start symbol on the replacement: RewriteEngine on RewriteCond ... RewriteRule ...

Sorry.. I knew I'd forget to add some details. I have a lot of other rules running on this file so I have the rewrite engine on, but it seems to be when I get to multiple variables that nothing I do is working. – Chad Feb 10 '10 at 19:57.

Exclude existing files and directories from rewriting: RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME}! -f RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME}! -d Furthermore you should use base href or absolute url's (starting with a forward slash ) to prevent the browser from accessing the image files based on the relative url So when you're viewing the page details/456 and there's an image images/456/foo.

Jpg on the page, the browser will search for details/456/images/456/foo. Jpg To prevent this, use either base href or absolute url's ( images/456/foo. Jpg ).

Exclude existing files and directories from rewriting: RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME}! -f RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME}! -d Furthermore you should use or absolute url's (starting with a forward slash /) to prevent the browser from accessing the image files based on the relative url.So when you're viewing the page /details/456/ and there's an image images/456/foo.

Jpg on the page, the browser will search for /details/456/images/456/foo.jpg. To prevent this, use either or absolute url's (/images/456/foo. Jpg).

Add the following above the original RewriteRule: RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME}! -f It disables the condition if the URL requested is a file that exists on the server.

The rule you wrote is correct, but not what you want. RewriteRule ^details/(.)/(.)$ /details. Php?

Id=$1&name=$2 NC The (.)'s in the pattern will match any single character and capture it. You probably want to capture multiple characters like this: RewriteRule ^details/(.+? )/(.+?)$ /details.

Php? Id=$1&name=$2 NC The + is to let the compiler know that you want 1 or more matches, and the? Lets the compiler know to capture as less as possible characters (to prevent it from going further than the next /).

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