[jon31]

Hey guys/gals,

I'm using modrewrite for my website, and the coding is as follows. Does anyone know how to re-write it so that it will accept a trailing slash?

RewriteRule ^fakedir/(.*) realdir/index.php?id=$1

Thanks!
Jon Marus

[madmacgames]

Hey I recently redid our site with modrewrite URLs and had your same question.

None of the urls to be rewritten were real directories, so if yours is the same, you can do what I did and exclude all real directories from the rewrite and then remove any trailing slashes (put this before your rewrite rules begin):

Code:
# Do not rewrite real directories
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d

# Remove trailing slashes
RewriteRule ^(.*)/$ /$1

Not sure of your exact situation or if this will work for you, but I hope it helps.

[RGB]

I've only glanced at the mind-boggling ModRewrite documentation briefly.

Let's say I had a link,

http://www.domain.com/?section=01&di...amp;answer=010

What would I have to do to make that load the file,

http://www.domain.com/01/04/010.php ?

[philzilla]

Originally posted by RGB:
I've only glanced at the mind-boggling ModRewrite documentation briefly.

Let's say I had a link,

http://www.domain.com/?section=01&di...amp;answer=010

What would I have to do to make that load the file,

http://www.domain.com/01/04/010.php ?

you could always try the mod_rewrite RewriteRule Generator, or get your hands dirty with this page (local link, but should work on your mac)