Hi everyone, I need help concerning the rewrite!

How should look Rewrite Rule for this link>

http://my-site.com/like.php?l=10

I want to look like this>

http://my-site.com/like/10

http://www.noupe.com/php/10-mod_rewrite-rules-you-should-know.html

I believe it would be:

 

RewriteEngine on
RewriteRule ^like/(.*) /like.php?l=$1 [NC]

 

 

Let me know if it works

Edited July 11, 201115 yr by AlecIsh

I believe it would be:

 

RewriteEngine on
RewriteRule ^like/(.*) /like.php?l=$1 [NC]

 

 

Let me know if it works

Thanks for the reply, but this don't work.

This isn't a static page, users can publish content and in fact this number behind is number of the post.

like.php?l=130

Edited July 12, 201115 yr by e><pert

Refresh!

Could you try

 

RewriteEngine on
RewriteRule ^like/([0-9]+)$ like.php?l=$1 [NC]

 

If this one doesn't work, we'd better tweak it some more. The [0-9] will mean that only numbers are allowed for the "l=" bit.

Forgot to say obviously you don't need the [NC] at the end if it's numbers only - sorry, forgot to whip that off.

Thanks guys, but when I edit the file .htaccess don't change anything

Check your server, you may not have mod rewrite enabled.

Check your server, you may not have mod rewrite enabled.

Try setting a rewrite base. I'll asusme you're using xampp and have your site is accessible locally at

 

http://localhost/mysite

 

In your htaccess file try adding the following on the second line

 

RewriteBase /mysite

 

Ah yes the base always forget about that myself as well. Good call rallport.

Try setting a rewrite base. I'll asusme you're using xampp and have your site is accessible locally at

 

http://localhost/mysite

 

In your htaccess file try adding the following on the second line

 

RewriteBase /mysite

I have this site live on the internet and page like.php is in the root folder along with. htaccess so you do not need to use those line, I don't know what was wrong, I contacted support and the operator told me that mod_rewrite is active by default on server...

This definitely works for me:

 

RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteRule ^like/([0-9]*)$ /like.php?l=$1 [L]

 

Screenshot of PHP fetching the 'l' variable using $_GET: