url-rewriting

Consider my domain name is www.mydomain.com Consider a page request www.mydomain.com/user/register I want to add a custom word after base URL for every request inside mydomain.com.example www.mydomain.com/customword/ www.mydomain.com/customword/user/register Can we do this using URL rewriting in htaccess file ? Actually it should execute 'www.mydomain.com/user/register' internally...but externally the URL should look like www.mydomain.com/customword/user/register. You could create the directory "register", and put an index file inside it that performs the action. That's probably the simplest

I need to create the following rule to place in my .htaccess Firstly I want to execetue file in the main folder (/) (if requestedfile exists) Secondly I'd like to search for this file in subfolder -> /subfolder And If the file doesn't exist in point 1 and 2 id like to redirect the request do /index.php What would be the best way to do it. Thanks for help :) ps The first point could be eliminated as a simpler solution. So if the user entered url /file.jpeg the server would serach for this file in /subfolder and if didn't find this file than it would redirect the rquest do index.php I am

I have List objects which are shown like this: www.mysite.com/lists/123 Where 123 is the id of the list. What I would like to do is add the title of the list the url so it it more informative(for google or whatever). So I would like it to look like: www.mysite.com/lists/123/title-of-list-number-123 How do you go about adding to a url like this? If you just enter: www.mysite.com/lists/123 w/o the title, should it find the title and then redirect to a new route? If you want to keep your find-calls as they are (by id), you could do the opposite of what mplacona suggested: def to_param "#{id}-#

We are getting ready to do a an initial deployment of an ASP.net MVC app on IIS 6 running on Windows Server 2003. We've been reading about performance issues involving the use of extenionless urls in MVC applications specifically in the case of removing the '.aspx' extension from the controller portion of the url. Has anyone who has deployed an MVC app in the past experienced any performance degradation in this area? Was it noticeable, and was it worth it for having the cleaner URLs? Our application will rarely have to deal with more than 1000 or so concurrent users. Edit: Thanks for all the

I want to be sure if this behavior is 100% supported in CodeIgniter. What doubts me is that in config.php the permitted_uri_chars is as followed: $config['permitted_uri_chars'] = 'a-z 0-9~%.:_\-'; It says that only English chars are allowed. BUT consider the results of following urls: http://localhost/codeigniter/index.php/controller/method/hell0-there+++ Result: The URI you submitted has disallowed characters. http://localhost/codeigniter/index.php/controller/method/hello-سلام Result: No problem!!! The word سلام (which is in Persian and means "hello") cannot be accepted by the pattern 'a-z 0

My previous custom google search appeared this how: (first link) http:/raskim.lt/controller/function/ music?cx=014092587915392242087%3Agc6l6xlpkmq&cof=FORID%3A11&q=this%is%example&sa=Search I change my Google CSE script. Now im usign jsapi. My new search generates: (second link) http:/raskim.lt/controller/function/music? q=this%is%example How to rewrite url that if someone visit first link, would be redirected to second link? Now my .htaccess looks: <IfModule mod_rewrite.c> Options +FollowSymLinks -Indexes RewriteEngine on #AllowOverride All #RewriteBase / RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !^www\

I have Tomcat running with URLRewriteFilter behind an EC2 ELB with SSL certs,the ELB is redirecting traffic from ports 80 and 443 to port 8080 in the backend instances. URLRewriteFilter has this rule: <rule> <condition type="scheme" operator="notequal">https</condition> <condition name="host" operator="equal">ELB-DNS</condition> <from>^/(.*)</from> <to type="permanent-redirect">https://ELB-DNS/$1</to> </rule> but when I try hitting it, I got this: Error 310 (net::ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS): There were too many redirects. Try setting the port condition: <rule> <condition type="scheme" operator=

I've been searching for a way to remove the "/web/" folder from an application URL in a shared environment, in which I cannot change the DocumentRoot or create a VirtualHost. I found some solutions based on mod_rewrite, but all of them apply to Symfony 1.x, or they just don't work (I'm very new to mod_rewrite anyway, so it may be my fault). Is there a way to do this with Symfony 2? You have to set web server's document root pointing to your "Web" directory. If you can't customize document root just move content of your "web" directory directly into document root and move all other staff one