I am using a template on my website. This template is designed in a way where everything is in the index.php file but the functions are executed based on the query string which is stick to the index.php file. I want to permanently redirect to the root mysite.com when my site is accessed with index.php with no query string parameters,
Tag: mod-rewrite
how to get url last part after slash as get value in php
My url is look like: http://localhost/event_manage?slug=hello and last value as like hello So that page is in index.php when i go http://localhost/event_manage/hello and shows error because there is no folder as named hello. But i want this hello is like GET value When I go http://localhost/event_manage/hello I tried in .htaccess file: But it still shows error and couldn’t pass the
Remove query string parameter to create a more user-friendly URL
I have this .htaccess file and I have no knowledge with mod_rewrite, What I want to achieve is to have localhost/viewticket/${id} instead of localhost/viewticket.php?id=123 I have tried many .htaccess rules but none worked except this one that hides .php in my URL. Answer I created this one for you, just erase yours and copy this one enjoy^^
How to $_GET[‘id’] from a clean url like “example.com/products/123/title-of-this-product”?
I’d like my URL to look like this: The actual URL is this: The .htaccess file correctly interprets my URLs so that users who are on this page only see the clean URL. However, if I try to use $_GET[‘id’] on the products.php page, the script crashes because it doesn’t recognize any id in the URL. .htaccess code: products.php code:
Serve file from cache folder if it exists, otherwise rewrite to “index.php” using .htaccess
Suppose in root directory I have one file (called index.php) and one folder (called caches). I want that if the file exist in caches folder serve that file (caches/xxx.html) otherwise request send to index.php. For example I will send request to server: https://example.com/how-to-do and Apache search first in cache/. If how-to-do.html exists then send (rewrite Apache) how-to-do.html otherwise send request
Rewrite subdomain and URL-path to URL parameters but allow access to files
I’m struggling with my .htaccess file and setting it up the way I want it. The main function is a website that gets the language from the subdomain and the current page from the subfolders. Requirements I have three requirements that I need my .htaccess file to do; Wildcard subdomain redirected to lang variable Subfolder(s) redirected to page variable Local
.htaccess is causing 403 on one link only
Bit of an odd one and I feel it must be answered but I can’t seem to find it. I have the following in my .htaccess file on a custom PHP site (NOT WORDPRESS): I cannot work out why “gallery” only is giving me a 403. Both work as expected and go to the desired pages. However Redirects to And
Problem not reading GET in frindly url in PHP
If you look at the YouTube site when you search, you will see that there is a URL result and then method. For example: My .htaccess file code: I want to put post/122 on that page for paging, for example, and I want method to be added here. But this is where the new problem begins. Because the Get function
Generic way to rewrite external /api/entity/1 URL to internal /api/entity.php/1 (or /api/entity.php?id=1)
With a API I’m trying to make in PHP I currently have these rewrite rules setup in the .htaccess file for the root directory of the API: This is so that requests to the API appear more “RESTful” – so instead of api/entity.php?id=5 it would be api/entity?id=5 – I’d like to go a step further though, and allow a request
Apache2 PHP – How do I use .htaccess to rewrite direct download links
I have a directory of files which are downloaded by users package managers using the direct link to the file. I’m trying to set up file logging, so I can get statistics on the downloads. I’m using this script I found on GitHub: https://github.com/iNamik/PHP-Download-Tracker I’m using the above script that consists of a files directory, a log directory, and an