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[ic] Re: mod_rewrite example? Does anyone have an was RE: [ic] Modifying link program and links to get rid of ?s and &'s in URL
I'm not quite sure what you want done ... if you could give me an
example of what you want goes to where, I might be of help.
I've made mine such that a request for /foundation goes to
/cgi-bin/foundation by using the ff:
RewriteRule ^/foundation/(.*) /cgi-bin/foundation/$1 [R,L]
You could also do Redirect /foundation/ /cgi-bin/foundation/
<- this does pretty much what the RewriteRule does, too.
HTH.
Dan Browning wrote:
> At 03:16 PM 7/6/2002 -1000, you wrote:
>
>> Thank you for your e-mail.
>>
>> I've been struggling to understand RewriteRule for hours and cant get
>> past simple rewrites eg. no wildcards. But you have saved me hours
>> investigating other means.
>>
>> Do you have a mod_rewrite example for Interchange? I'm basicly using a
>> Foundation page and directory structure. But cant figure it out.
>>
>> I realized I don't need to turn = into ~...it doesn't really matter
>> search engine wise...Amazon.com does it.
>>
>> My base URL for interchange is http://www.fashionfantasies.net/shop/ff
>> shop is a ScriptAlias for cgi-bin (which is below the DocumentRoot) ff
>> is the Interchange link program in the cgi-bin.
>>
>> Thanks for your help so far,
>>
>> Chris
>
>
> I don't personally know of any examples, but I know it has been done
> before (by someone who wasn't willing to share the regex). And it
> doesn't itch enough for my to try and scratch right now.
>
>
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