On 24/07/07, André Malo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It is, if you're doing it explicitly. Most people use [L] though, so it doesn't matter very much. IIRC, if done implicitly, the [P] flag finishs the set, the [R] flag doesn't. But I need to check against the sources as well :-)
RewriteEngine On RewriteRule ^/foo http://example.com/ RewriteRule http://example.com/ http://apache.org/ RewriteRule ^/bar /with_ice_please?in=small&chunks RewriteRule /with_ice_please\?in=small&chunks http://apache.org/ RewriteRule ^/baz proxy:http://localhost/ RewriteRule proxy:http://localhost/ http://apache.org/ The first and third do as requested, the second doesn't because the query string is separated: (2) init rewrite engine with requested uri /bar (3) applying pattern '^/foo' to uri '/bar' (3) applying pattern 'http://example.com/' to uri '/bar' (3) applying pattern '^/bar' to uri '/bar' (2) rewrite '/bar' -> '/with_ice_please?in=small&chunks' (3) split uri=/with_ice_please?in=small&chunks -> uri=/with_ice_please, args=in=small&chunks (3) applying pattern '/with_ice_please\?in=small&chunks' to uri '/with_ice_please' (3) applying pattern '^/baz' to uri '/with_ice_please' (3) applying pattern 'proxy:http://localhost/' to uri '/with_ice_please' (2) local path result: /with_ice_please (2) prefixed with document_root to /Users/noodl/Services/www/test1/with_ice_please (1) go-ahead with /Users/noodl/Services/www/test1/with_ice_please [OK]
> No easy "[x] that one" fix? Not that easy. I think, explaining the start (URL-path, absolute in server context but relative to the .htaccess in directory context) and mentioning the "current" part for further matches should do.
Just goes to show, if you think you know mod_rewrite you're probably wrong, and if you're right, you've got issues :-) I'll give Joshua's suggestions a shot. -- noodl
