Your site is saving new pages each time you write an article instead of using a database, its a bit of an old school way of doing things, but...
yes. Here is an example rule for our website product page. There are 100's of products, but we only have 1 page to display a product....
I dont think you can do that. What you are asking for, in effect, is when someone clicks a link (or types it) like this...
right, yep, my mistake there. I realise the problem now. Firstly, I think you are maybe mis-understanding something about how this works. So...
If its just for the days of the week that you want, then this should work. RewriteRule ^([a-zA-Z0-9_-]+).php$ monday/$1.php RewriteRule...
ok. We also need to know the actual file name of the script that displays your article & the parameters it takes....
RewriteRule ^article.php$ folder/article.php That is the answer to the above. However, what you are not explaining - is "folder" always the...
ha ha, ok, whatever. Well, you asked the original question & I gave you a 1 line answer that was exactly correct. but it turns out theres a whole...
In that case you would be better using something similar to what Natcoweb posted. But you have a problem - if you have other files outside...
No it doesnt, it does exactly what you want, I have tested it. However, you might need to remove the initial / in the paths. RewriteEngine on...
It's a Apple Airport Extreme. The full set of options are as follows. [x] Enable file sharing Secure shared discs [with airport password] with...
enable mod_rewrite in Apache & use a .htaccess file to re-write the url RewriteRule ^/article.php$ /folder/article.php
Maybe a bit of an unusual situation, but I hope someone can offer some advice. I have 2 network drives connected to a wireless router. Drive 1...
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