URL Examples: This is my htaccess file So I print_r($_REQUEST) on the index.php file to see what I was getting: My problem is that I don’t want the / showing in the last available parameter It would not add the / if I call the examples above like this: What do I need to change on my rules to have
Tag: .htaccess
Custom 404 error handler in htaccess not working for non-existent “.php” files
I’m using a custom error handing system. Example .htaccess file command: The error-deal.php file is present and processes $_GET variables as it should if I enter the URL directly. Pages with file extensions don’t trigger the .htaccess redirect to the error page: And yet URLs without the extension do… What am I missing here? Other rewrite rules are: Answer Pages
.htaccess stop directory listing and forward to handler.php
I am trying to implement SEO friendly URLs using .htaccess and PHP. I have achieved 90% of my goal and struggling with just one use case. Here is what happing, when I access the following url it lands on This is perfect and that is what I want because then I manage it myself. The real problem is when I
.htaccess remove URL path segments that are causing an Internal Server Error
The following .htaccess Rewrite below seems working fine if the URL is something like: example.com/news/post-1 However, if the URLs have more parameters, something like: example.com/news/post-1/comment-page-1 (URLs from another version of the website) I will get a 500 Internal Server Error. How I can make it redirect to the related post instead of 500 Internal Server Error? Answer if the URLs
htaccess – Deny access to pdf files in folders
The goal is to restrict direct browser access to all *.pdf various subfolders within a main folder. The subfolder names in which each pdf file reside are numeric only (characters 0-9; Eg. “work/books/112/myfile.pdf”) What I have so far is: RewriteRule ^work/books/([0-9]+)/.pdf)$ [F,L,NC] Where ‘books’ is my main folder and then whatever numeric folders in which pdf files reside, there are.
Htaccess giving 404 error on Aws Linux 2 AMI
I have set up an elastic beanstalk and deployed my application to it, the application has a .htaccess file in it. .htaccess works perfectly on my localhost but when checking it on the live server it gives back a 404 error. For Example I have a login file named login_1.php, on my .htaccess I’ve set the file to be called
Why Apache RewriteRule treats the same way with ‘&’ and ‘?’
I’m trying to code a custom rewrite rule for ‘.htaccess’ file in my Apache webserver. The main idea is to handle requests in the form: to ‘index.php’ file in the www_root: As everyone knows, this is easy to do. Just by adding below lines to ‘.htaccess’ file: But the problem is that when we want to add another query string
If php session exists, then download file a file from .htaccess locked folder
I have been looking to find a good guide on how to securely download files from a website only if a user session exists. The files in the download folder should NOT be accessible if a user session doesn’t exist. Therefore I assume the folder the files are stored in needs to be “locked” by a .htaccess file? Alternatively stored
Redirecting non Safari mobile browser?
I am looking for assistance with coding to detect and redirect a iOS user on any browser other than Safari. I was able to accomplish this via .htaccess, but for iPhone & iPad redirect only, via this: But, I only intend it for non-Safari iOS browsers on iPhone and iPad. Open to other methods than htaccess. Our WebRTC script only
.htaccess redirect but exclude some folder
Hello there I am using cpanel. In the cpanel, I created a redirect, which created an .htaccess like this. RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{HTTPS} !=on RewriteRule ^(.*)$ https://%{HTTP_HOST}%{…