You could try link directly to the file with the appropriate query string instead RewriteRule ^(.*)$ /powerformats/index. Php? Somequery=$1 L (you may have to change the slashes, see below) Or it may be this: Accessing powerformat1 may be rewriting to powerformats/index.
Php//powerformat1 You could try RewriteRule ^/(.*)/$ /powerformats/index. Php/$1 L or some other variation with slashes: RewriteRule ^/(.*)/$ /powerformats/index. Php/$1/ L.
You could try link directly to the file with the appropriate query string instead RewriteRule ^(.*)$ /powerformats/index. Php? Somequery=$1 L (you may have to change the slashes, see below) Or it may be this: Accessing /powerformat1/ may be rewriting to powerformats/index.
Php//powerformat1/ You could try RewriteRule ^/(.*)/$ /powerformats/index. Php/$1 L or some other variation with slashes: RewriteRule ^/(.*)/$ /powerformats/index. Php/$1/ L.
No, the RewriteEngine is on. – Repox Mar 9 at 8:36.
It seems like whatever I try of rewrite rules I either get the 404 page or nothing at all. What I believe is my problem is that CI actually gets the 'powerformat1' string passed as the first segment. That is what I need to avoid.
But can't that be solved through mod_rewrite?
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