[ic] Re: mod_rewrite example? Does anyone have an was RE: [ic] Modifying link program and links to get rid of ?s and &'s in URL

[S. Wong]

Assuming that there is only a fixed number of parameters, this might 
work ...

For :
/cgi-bin/foundation/index/id=23942/mv_pc=1/st=db/co=yes
/cgi-bin/foundation/index?id=23942&mv_pc=1&st=db&co=yes

RewriteRule ^/cgi-bin/foundation/index/(.*)/(.*)/(.*)/(.*)$    
/cgi-bin/foundation/index?$1&$2&$3&$4    [PT,L]

This means that the rule awaits 4 parameters after index/ and will pass 
it back out as a query string in that order and it doesn't have to know 
what it was. ;-)

If there should me more, I guess a RewriteRule tree can be done in the 
config file or pass the parsing to a perl script that would traverse 
through the parameters after /index/... and split them up.

Lemme know if this work.  I haven't really tried it but from my 
experience writing rewrites, this should work. :-)

Dan Browning wrote:

> At 11:10 PM 7/6/2002 -0700, you wrote:
>
>> I'm not quite sure what you want done ... if you could give me an 
>> example of what you want goes to where, I might be of help.
>>
>> I've made mine such that a request for /foundation goes to 
>> /cgi-bin/foundation by using the ff:
>>
>> RewriteRule    ^/foundation/(.*)    /cgi-bin/foundation/$1    [R,L]
>>
>> You could also do Redirect /foundation/    /cgi-bin/foundation/
>> <- this does pretty much what the RewriteRule does, too.
>>
>> HTH.
>
>
> I would be happy for anyone to give a crack at it.  Here's what we 
> would like:
>
> Request from user:
>
> /cgi-bin/foundation/index/id=23942/mv_pc=1/st=db/co=yes
>
> Apache "Rewrites" the request as:
>
> /cgi-bin/foundation/index?id=23942&mv_pc=1&st=db&co=yes
>
> Additionally, something would have to be done to generate the urls 
> with "/" notation.
>
> Also, please note:
>
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