I\'m now doing it this way: re开发者_开发百科writerule ^questions/tagged/(.*) qas.php?q=[$1] Which didn\'t do encoding stuff yet.I can\'t figure out what your question actually is asking, but since
I would like to have one .htaccess file that can rewrite correctly on both my localhost development environment and on my hosted production site. Right now I have to keep two separate file copies for
I am facing a problem using mod_rewrite. This is what I am using Options +FollowSymLinks RewriteEngine on
Just can\'t figure aout those regular expressions. I have an .htaccess file with some url rewrites. Look below what I have now:
I am setting up some rewrite rules on an Apache server using mod_rewrite. I was wondering if it was possible to write a rule that will basically re-direct 开发者_如何学JAVAthe user to the home page if
I am doing a painful rewrite of many urls on a website I am currently working on, but I have noticed a small problem:
I\'m developing a webapplication where users will have a custom url just like in Twitter (twitter.com/holiveira). I\'ve created a redirection rule that points to a page where I use the string after th
My previous server working fine.. Today I changed new server and getting RewriteRule cannot compile regular expression on my htaccess.
I want to be sure that for some URL of my website, SSL will be use. I saw a lot of answer already on SO.
I have the following URL: http://somedomain.com/aa/search/search.php I want it to return 2 selections, that of \"aa\" and that of \"search/search.php\".
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