MierMier wrote:
Hey people, I need your help, thanks in advance!
I have an appche server 2.x. + PHP, And I woundered rather it is possible
to output the same page (i.e. "a.php") for a request of whatever page.
I will give an examples:
if the client try to reach "/hello/index.php" (which do not really exist in
the server)
Can apache just tell the client -> I return you that page (/hello/index.php)
but infact, this page's content is "a.php"'s content.
wiout 404 Errors and stuff?
Thanks again
Lior.
A RewriteRule that performs an internal rewrite should give you what you
need
RewriteEngine on
RewriteRule ^/hello/index.php$ /a.php [L]
By default, the rewrite will perform an internal rewrite, as opposed to
a 301/302 redirect. If the setup is a little more complex than what you
describe above, then it may require some additional rules (such as
redirecting a request for ANY arbitrary file that does not exist). You
can explore the "RewriteCond -f" directive to make it smarter in that case.
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/mod_rewrite.html#rewritecond
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