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.htaccess rewrite with question mark "?"
Hi,
I want to 'escape a question mark' in htaccess' URL rewrite, but from what I have seen online, this is not as simple as escaping the character with a forward slash / This is my code: Code:
RewriteRule ^browse/(.*)/(.*)/(.*)$ browse.php?do=posts&url_supercat_sef_url=$1&url_cat_sef_url=$2&$3 [L] Which basically takes a url like http://www.mydomain.com/browse/automobile/cars/row=1 and sends it to browse.php?do=posts&url_supercat_sef_url=automobile&url_cat_sef_url=cars&row=1 However, I want the same for a url with a question mark like this: http://www.mydomain.com/browse/automobile/cars/?row=1 Is it possible for me to 'escape' the question mark in htaccess? I tried this Code:
RewriteRule ^browse/(.*)/(.*)/\?(.*)$ browse.php?do=posts&url_supercat_sef_url=$1&url_cat_sef_url=$2&$3 [L] but it does not work  TIA
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April 21st, 2008, 07:41 AM
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You have to use a RewriteCond with the %{QUERY_STRING} variable to match against the query string (anything after ? in the originally requested URL).
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