I'm guessing that this must be a common trick, but googling it did not
come up with an example that I could figure out.
Basically I'd like to put a link to what looks like an MP3 file, but
which is redirected to a script. The script determines if the person is
subscribed to that particular issue. If they are, it does a readfile(),
otherwise it does not.
I cannot do a simple force of mp3 files to be handled by PHP, or at
least I don't want to, because then I would need a file for every mp3,
and as the list comes out of a database, this would be troublesome.
The basic problem I have is, not being familiar with mod_rewrite, I find
myself in the endless maze that everybody warns you about, fiddling
around and smashing fists on the table wondering why the simplest
!)(#(*#@ expression won't work.
What I'm looking for is for a URL like this:
http://www.example.com/path/path/somefile.mp3
to become:
http://www.example.com/path/path/index.php?gp_page=media&file=somefile.mp3
Can anybody give me a clue here? Thanks.
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