.htaccess

问题 i have this file structure: / /index.php /test.php /example/foo/bar/test.php /cache/index.htm /cache/test.htm /cache/foo/bar/test.htm everything in /cache/* is a flat file (.htm) of the generated php files. Basically what i want to do is this - a user requests /index.htm (users will never see a .php in their url even if its made on the fly) .htaccess checks if /cache/index.htm exists. if so, it reads from that file. if /cache/index.htm doesn't exist, it serves index.php another example a user

问题 I have a link in my Google Webmaster Tools that is coming from a big website that posted my link incorrectly. With many attempts to get them to change it I am going to 301 the link to the right page because I want that link. Problem is that in my GWT it is showing the link as http://www.otherdomain.com/%E2%80%A6crabble-word-finder If you put your mouse over the link it looks like http://www.otherdomain.com/...crabble-word-finder I tried in my htaccess file which didn't work Redirect 301 /..

问题 Trying to add trailing slash to every link. i.e. http://mysite.com/products should make 301 redirect to http://mysite.com/products/ etc. But how? Here is htaccess: RewriteEngine on DirectoryIndex index.php Options -Indexes RewriteBase / RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} \.css$ RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} ^pack$ RewriteRule ^(.*)$ /modules/system/css_compactor.php?filename=$1 [L] RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} \.js$ RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} ^pack$ RewriteRule ^(.*)$ /modules/system/js_compactor.php

问题 The situation is simple. I create a wildcard subdomain in my cpanel that goes something like this: *.mysite.com. I can load the page but I want to take the value of the wildcard as a parameter of GET so the page can actually display the relevant contents based on that GET value. So what i want to know is if its possible to have a rewrite rule that allows me to do the following. Get: $_GET['store']=='andystore' from the url: http://andystore.mysite.com 回答1: You can use this code in your

问题 I don't want to show my images, zip files or any other files. Because all of these very important files. Suppose my image url like it http://www.example.com/users/upload/images/example.jpg And if anyone can take below url and go with browser url then they can see my all other images. http://www.example.com/users/upload/images/ I don't want to show my images files, Or i want to show some 404 page not found. Can anyone know the solution of above problem? 回答1: You can create a .htaccess file for

问题 I use the following .htaccess code to make my URLs cleaner: RewriteEngine on RewriteBase / RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d RewriteRule ^(.*)$ index.php?$1 [L] It basically check if the requested URL points to a file or a directory and if it doesn't, it formats it in a particular way. The problem is that my production server seems to ignore file extensions when it checks if the requested URL points to a file. For example, it would consider the URL

问题 I am only just starting to learn how to rewrite urls with the .htaccess file. How would I change: http://www.url.net/games/game_one.php into this: http://www.url.net/games/game-one/ This is what I have been trying RewriteRule ^/games/game-one.php ^/games/game-one/ [NC,L] 回答1: If you want people to use /games/game-one/ explicitly, you have to rewrite so that it requests /game/game-one.php . So the opposite way around than you have it in your question. RewriteEngine On RewriteRule ^games/game

问题 I programmed a website that I want to be multilingual, the separate languages should be accessable via subdomain, for example en.example.com, de.example.com and so on. Furthermore I already have a rewrite to set a "directory" as GET variable, that changes example.com/name to example.com/index.php?page=name. No matter what I tried I find no possibilities to properly combine the two codes I need to use with these respective problems. Each in it's own works, I only need a method to combine both,

问题 I have a PHP file I want to execute at the beginning of each request. I specified t his in my htaccess file: php_value auto_prepend_file "alwaysrunthis.php" The problem is, the value of this directive is executed in the context of the target script, and not in the context of the .htaccess file location. So it works if the script I'm executing is in the same directory as the prepend file, but otherwise not. I realize I can use absolute path but that is not very portable. Is there any variable

问题 I have been trying for the past few hours to write clean URLs in my LAMP machine. Apache's mod_rewrite is enabled, and I am trying to use an .htaccess file to pass the URL GET parameters to my index.php script which at the time is just a var_dump of _GET. My current .htaccess is the following (although I've tried quite a few variations of it I found on other answers with no success) RewriteEngine On #Make sure it's not an actual file RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f #Make sure its not a