$ booking. Php? Price=$1 RewriteRule ^booking/(0-9+)/(0-9+)/?
$ booking. Php? Price=$1&pass=$2 You really want to customise your code for these though so as to be able to use general rules, rather than converting specific paths to use $_GET.
Thank U. I used this code. Its rewriting.
But,even some CSS Issues , images display here and there occuring. What to do? If the same URL is not redirected, I mean using query strings, passing values, no CSS issues ocur.
Everything work fine there. But if use this URL rewrite, this issue occuring,though I placed the . Htaccess file in the root directory – Vithya Jul 16 '10 at 8:13 I suspect that's happening because your CSS & images are being included with relative urls rather than absolutely - so it might be trying to get a css file from /booking/5454/style.
Css rather than /style.css. – 46Bit Jul 16 '10 at 8:29 Ya ...I tried that. If I give the full site URL in the src attribute, its displaying everything correctly.Is there any other rule for this?
– Vithya Jul 16 '10 at 9:32 If I give "example. Com/inc/style. Css"; in the src tag of my page, everything displaying perfectly Is there any rule for this?
– Vithya Jul 16 '10 at 9:46 How can I use the rewrite base rule – Vithya Jul 16 '10 at 10:30.
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