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Assuming you also had RewriteEngine On as the first line, the rest of this post is for further troubleshooting.
The second part of the line needs to be absolute, with the full domain included. In other words, /items.php?section=$1&maker=$2 needs to have your domain added to the beginning with the http://. Also, I normally add the [L] flag to the end. Code:
RewriteCond ${REQUEST_URI} ^/items/.*/.*/.*/.*.php
RewriteRule ^/items/(.*)/(.*)/(.*)/(.*).php http://www.mysite.com/items.php?section=$1&maker=$2 [L]
Brian.
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I am looking at doing a mod_rewrite to my site. Changing the pages from dynamic tostatic will be quite beneficial. The problem is I have no experience in this area.
Would someone be interested in working on my site for me? I am willing to pay the appropriate fees.... I appreciate all help. Kind Regards watto |
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