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clean URL's with mod_rewrite

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audiopro (Programmer)

26 Jul 12 9:07

I am trying to find a tutorial to learn about substituting the contents of a query string. All the tutorials I have seen so far, deal with redirection (which I have got to grips with) and then only give complex examples of the rewrite rule without much of an explanation.

Keith
www.studiosoft.co.uk

feherke (Programmer)

26 Jul 12 10:03

Hi

Although mod_rewrite uses PCRE for regular expression handling, your question is off-topic here. Better ask in the forum dedicated to your web server ( for example forum65: Apache: HTTP Server ), specifying some practical examples you would like to see solved.

Feherke.
http://feherke.github.com/

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