Htaccess rewrite rules are not working with urls that end with .cfm?

First off, change your the first part of your RewriteRule to be the following, more concise expression: index. Cfm/catlink/(\d+)/pagelink/(\d+)/sublink/(\d+)/art/(\d+)/(.*)$ I believe that alone might resolve the issue. However, if it does not, and you don't care about the rest of the URL, try the following: index.

Cfm/catlink/(\d+)/pagelink/(\d+)/sublink/(\d+)/art/(\d+) Note: this removes the anchor ( $ ) and therefore allows the URL to be open ended.

First off, change your the first part of your RewriteRule to be the following, more concise expression: ^index. Cfm/catlink/(\d+)/pagelink/(\d+)/sublink/(\d+)/art/(\d+)/(.*)$ I believe that alone might resolve the issue. However, if it does not, and you don't care about the rest of the URL, try the following: ^index.

Cfm/catlink/(\d+)/pagelink/(\d+)/sublink/(\d+)/art/(\d+)/ Note: this removes the anchor ($) and therefore allows the URL to be open ended.

Your rewrite does work well if the requested url ends in anything but . Cfm, which I don't think has anything to do with this rule. – Kevin B Nov 1 at 22:06 @Kevin B, as you noted this must be caused by something else.

The rule I provided should work. – Jason McCreary Nov 2 at 2:25.

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