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Tom Chapman
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Caldus
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Umm ... OK?
I was asking a question ... how do I go about changing the URLs to look like that for my web server? |
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| Caldus wrote: | Umm ... OK?
I was asking a question ... how do I go about changing the URLs to look like that for my web server? |
Actually, there isn't a single question mark in your first post, making it a statement rather than a question.
I'm not an expert on regular expressions, however I think redirecting /application/(.*)/(.*) to /application/index.php?$1&$2 should solve your problem. |
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pkSML
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For more info about regex and rewriting, check out the documentation --> http://localhost:9999/doc/hosts-configuration.html#HOSTS-URLREWRITE
A word to the wise: you should begin the regular expression match with a caret. ^/index.php/(.*)/(.*)/(.*)
The caret is another way of saying "begins with". Just the regex /index.php/(.*)/(.*) will match with /some_dir/sub_dir/index.php/243/ad
Another word of advice: If are three slashes in the URL regex, you will need to have three parameters in the user's request URL. Otherwise, it won't match. But if you just have ^/index.php/(.*) you could run into trouble. Know how many parameters the user's request URL will have.
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