Joshua Slive wrote:
> Davi Leal wrote:
> > Does the rewrite engine not take into account the URI parameters? I get:
> >
> > init rewrite engine with requested uri /offers
> >
> > instead of
> >
> > init rewrite engine with requested uri /offers?id=9
>
> In the docs for RewriteRule, see the big box marked "Query String".
There are complex cases which I am unable to realize with modrewrite. See the
Appendix. As an example:
/offers
if "?id=XXX" is present go to View_Offer.php
else go to List_All_Offers.php
Appendix
========
RewriteCond %{THE_REQUEST} ^.*/offers.*.id=.*$
RewriteRule ^/offers([?id=]*)(.*) /View_Offer.php?OfferId=$2
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} ^.*
RewriteRule ^/offers$ /List_All_Offers.php$1
Steps realized by the Apache modrewrite:
init rewrite engine with requested uri /offers
applying pattern '^/offers([?id=]*)(.*)' to uri '/offers'
RewriteCond: input='GET /offers?id=9 HTTP/1.1'
pattern='^.*/offers.*.id=.*$' => matched
rewrite '/offers' -> '/View_Offer.php?OfferId='
split uri=/View_Offer.php?OfferId= -> uri=/View_Offer.php,
args=OfferId=
The problem is that the Apache modrewrite gets always "/offers" as requested
uri both when we request gnuherds.org/offers?id=9
and too when we request gnuherds.org/offers
so, the below rewrite rule gets an empty $2 value. Therefore the webapp can
not work.
RewriteRule ^/offers([?id=]*)(.*) /View_Offer.php?OfferId=$2
Let me know if I am mistaken,
Davi
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