Hello guys,

does anyone knows how to pass the parameters into script using "RewriteRule".
I've tried the following:
RewriteEngine on
RewriteRule ^(.*\.html)$ /_www/index.php?$1

But it shows the source of my PHP file.... I need to execute it and pass there a parameter. How it could be done?

Please help me.

Best regards,
Zemnon
zemnon.org.ua

Hello Zergus,

Your rewrite rule below:

where did you get this?

Let's say you have a link on your web page now that looks like this: http://zemnon.org.ua/example.html...

The page will fail because this is what the server will try to 'process': /_www/index.php?example.html - that is simply NOT valid.

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Hello,

Thank you for your reply....

I realy appriciate it ..

But now I get another problem....

It gives me the PHP-source of my index.php file and won't execute it even if I use the following in my .htaccess file:

RewriteEngine on
RewriteRule ^(.*\.html)$ localhost$1

Waiting for your reply.

Best regards,
Zemnon
zemnon.org.ua

It seems you've missed the point of my reply. Your pattern is not perfect: i.e.

This captures everything including the .html part in the url.

So if you have a link like http://localhost/something.html, the server will try to process: http://localhost/index.php?id=something.html

How is that valid?

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Hello,

It seems you've not got what I am talking about.

This pattern is working and capturing the url on which it is reffered.

So I need to do the following:
someurl - this query should return as the result data from my script so I need to pass the name of the html file inside of the script and execute it, but it still won't work, because it shows the content of my index.php file.



I appriciate you attantion.

Best regards,
Zemnon
zemnon@zemnon.org.ua

As long as you say that's exactly what you're hoping to catch then you're okay I suppose...

In Apache's httpd.conf setting for:
and

Are you certain that you get index.php okay without the rewriting?

You also realise that a link like http://localhost/someotherfolder/something.html will process this http://localhost/index.php?id=someotherfolder/something.html

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Yes, my php is working ok without rewriting...

Please, don't describe everything as I am some kind of a kid that is making "Hello world" PHP file.

I am an advanced PHP programmer and just have trouble with this issue.

As you've said it's not correct. Because when it's no type for php file apache query the user to download the file.

Thanx anyway.

Best regards,
Zemnon
zemnon.org.ua

You know Zergus, when you're new to a forum / community, nobody knows what you know and you cannot expect people here to expect that you're some kind of a PHP guru.

Your question was vague, you didn't tell us what you already know and you didn't say what exactly you wanted to get off your rewrite rule.

When I am trying to diagnose your issue, you turn around and feel insulted.

If you feel offended, then do everyone here a favour and ask your 'expert' questions at some other forum where the members are able to read your mind

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