Likes Received By rodney88

  1. Johnburk liked rodney88's post in the thread How to redirect from folder to main page?.

    All this does is (as asked for in OP) redirect www.domain.com/site/blog/* to www.domain.com/*. If you haven't actually moved the files,...

    Apr 6, 2007
  2. Millar liked rodney88's post in the thread .htaccess Help please..

    RewriteEngine On RewriteBase / RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !^set_dir RewriteRule ^([^/]+)/(.+) set_dir/$2 [L] Checks the request...

    Apr 5, 2007
  3. Geraldm liked rodney88's post in the thread .htaccess help needed - turning /xxx.php to /xxx.

    What's in the rest of the .htaccess file? Do you want a redirect or a rewrite? Try using ^xxx/?$ as the pattern to match xxx with a...

    Mar 24, 2007
  4. jhmattern liked rodney88's post in the thread 301 Redirect from non-WWW to WWW Problem in WP.

    That should work - you could try adding start/end symbols to the regex pattern to ensure the whole URL gets captured: RewriteRule ^(.*)$...

    Mar 22, 2007
  5. kkibak liked rodney88's post in the thread Temporarily Rename Image File (jpg/gif)?.

    In your database, you should have a unique ID for each row. If you also store the filename of the image in that table, you can lookup...

    Mar 20, 2007
  6. SiteBuyerUK liked rodney88's post in the thread [Urgent] Very Simple PHP Question.

    $allowed = array('one value','another value','pie','cheese'); if ( ! in_array($_POST['selectname'],$allowed) ) { echo 'Not allowed'; }

    Mar 7, 2007
  7. Will.Spencer liked rodney88's post in the thread Using Mod ReWrite to delete HTTP arguments.

    That rewrite rule simply takes any request for an HTML page and redirects it back to itself, so it's no surprise it's causing an...

    Mar 1, 2007
  8. Pammer liked rodney88's post in the thread The difference between these two 301 redirects.

    2+2 = 4 3+1 = 4 They will do exactly the same but get there in a different way, although the first one should be domain.com in the...

    Feb 27, 2007
  9. rlineker liked rodney88's post in the thread .htaccess Question.

    Create a .htaccess file in your root dir (i.e. http://www.xldesigns.net/.htaccess) that contains the following: Options +Indexes...

    Feb 25, 2007
  10. MrX liked rodney88's post in the thread 301 redirect issue.

    What rewriterule do have you currently? The query string will always be passed on if you don't manually alter it in the destination of...

    Feb 14, 2007
  11. sarathy liked rodney88's post in the thread Subdomain to domain redirection help :).

    You'll need to put in the right paths (depending how your subdomains are setup) but it should be something along the lines of:...

    Jan 17, 2007
  12. 8everything liked rodney88's post in the thread PHP instead of iframes.

    You need to rename the index file to .php (or there's other solutions but this is easiest). If you make index.php with: <?php...

    Jan 15, 2007
  13. iNfans liked rodney88's post in the thread Question about arrays (PLZ HELP!).

    <?php if ( isset($_GET['ch']) && isset($$_GET['ch']) && is_array($names=$$_GET['ch']) ) { $name1=$names['name1'];...

    Jan 14, 2007
  14. Jboo liked rodney88's post in the thread htaccess redirect and links.

    Yes, a 301 redirect is 'search engine friendly'. Also, regarding your rewriterules, you may want to redirect to the requested page...

    Jan 10, 2007
  15. LaCabra liked rodney88's post in the thread How to bring url's like database.php?cid=1 to /this-is-title.php ?.

    What have you got so far? It'll save a lot of hassle if you include the ID in your new 'friendly' url as well though....

    Jan 8, 2007
  16. falcondriver liked rodney88's post in the thread calculation problem, someone good in math?.

    // how many have we already shown? if ( $age ) { $alreadyShown = $age*$thumbrate; // show next or start over? if (...

    Jan 8, 2007
  17. poseidon liked rodney88's post in the thread How to bring url's like database.php?cid=1 to /this-is-title.php ?.

    What have you got so far? It'll save a lot of hassle if you include the ID in your new 'friendly' url as well though....

    Jan 6, 2007