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April 9th, 2004, 09:59 PM
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Apache Mod_Rewrite
The past few days I've been trying to get mod_rewrite to work with little success...
My first problem, although minor right now, is that a .htaccess file doesn't seem to be aknowledged by Apache. So instead, i'm copying my RewriteRule's in the httpd.conf file... they read as follows: Code:
RewriteRule ^/venue/(.*)$ /browse\.php?action=venue&name=$1 RewriteRule ^/venues$ /browse\.php?action=venue RewriteRule ^/concert/(\.*)/(\.*)$ /browse\.php?action=concert&id=$1&name=$2 RewriteRule ^/concerts$ /browse\.php?action=concert All of them work, except the second from last one... I expect: /concert/182/Rock+Show To be converted to: /browse.php?action=concert&id=182&name=Rock+Show Instead i get a 404: "/concert/182/Rock+Show not found" However "/venue/Warehouse" works no problem... The .htaccess file problem isn't that big of a deal to me right now... although strange, I can work around that... Its mod_rewrite that i'm looking for fix right now... Although suggestions for either issue is greatly appreciated!
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April 10th, 2004, 08:52 PM
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You need to turn allow overides on in httpd config. Quote:
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RewriteRule ^/concert/(.*)/(.*)$ /browse\.php?action=concert&id=$1&name=$2 
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