Using CodeIgniter route I have this rule
$route['^(?!login|profile|signup|notification|member).*/(:num)/(:any)/(:any)'] = "home/$2/$0/$1/$3";
My URL would be something like this http://example.com/memberfolder/7/view_document/WjbZpAPHM6
So basically the code should route to view_document() method in the home class with rsegment(5) being value WjbZpAPHM6
However, when the code goes to the home class, rsegment(5) value is view_document.
As you can see for my routing rule I should only have 5 rsegments, so when I printed all rsegments I got this:
home view_document memberfolder 7 view_document WjbZpAPHM6
As you can see my rsegment(5) is a duplicate or rsegment(2). Even though I should have only 5 rsegments, my document file value WjbZpAPHM6 is stored in rsegment(6).
Any advice on how to correct rsegment(5) to be the value of the document name rather then view_document
Also, my .htaccess is as such:
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ /example/index.php/$1 [L]
(:any) will match any character EXCEPT / in CI 3.0 or WILL match / in CI <= 2.1.3
So to make it compatible for both versions we will just manually put in the character match without using CI's shorthand syntax by using [^/]+ in place of :any. Note we do not put in parentheses as we do not want to create a backreference.
Also you do not put ^ as CI automatically puts it in. In addition, you have your backreferences wrong. You don't use $0, you start with $1 and work up. I changed them to correct numbers.
Your route should be this:
$route['((?!login|profile|signup|notification|member)|member[^/]+)/(:num)/(:any)/(:any)'] = "home/$3/$1/$2/$4";
So for the following URL example:
memberfolder/7/view_document/WjbZpAPHM6
The backreferences will be:
$1 = memberfolder
$2 = 7
$3 = view_document
$4 = WjbZpAPHM6
Now to build your request:
home/$3/$1/$2/$4 becomes home/view_document/memberfolder/7/WjbZpAPHM6
Making the following rsegments:
rsegment(1) = home
rsegment(2) = view_document
rsegment(3) = memberfolder
rsegment(4) = 7
rsegment(5) = WjbZpAPHM6
I don't know much about CodeIgniter, but I think, you should replace
$route['^(?!login|profile|signup|notification|member).*/(:num)/(:any)/(:any)'] = "home/$2/$0/$1/$3";
with this
$route['^(?!login|profile|signup|notification|member).*/(:num)/(:any)/(:any)'] = 'home/$2/$0/$1/$3';
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$url = example.com/your-new-key-is.php?key=5&submit=success
The above url consists query string and submit value, also it's not user friendly
Once I click the submit the new url want to be like that
$url = example.com/your-new-key-is-5/
I want to replace the key url with value(5) and truncate the part followed & symbol.
Anybody knows the answer ?
I think you can:
$url1 = example.com/your-new-key-is.php?key=5&submit=success
$url2 = example.com/your-new-key-is-5/
<?php
$url= str_replace($url1 , $url2);
?>
You can see more examples here: function.str-replace.php
You need to use mod rewrite. There are ways to write them. You can also use a rewrite rule generator to understand how its done.
Below are the rules that needs to go into the .htaccess file
# Rewrite --- example.com/your-new-key-is.php?key=5&submit=success => example.com/your-new-key-is-5/
RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} (^|&)key=5($|&)
RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} (^|&)submit=success($|&)
RewriteRule ^example\.com/your-new-key-is\.php$ /example.com/your-new-key-is-5/?&%{QUERY_STRING}
Here is a link to the Generator.
http://www.visiospark.com/mod-rewrite-rule-generator/
After you've written the rule to htaccess, you will enter in example.com/your-new-key-is-5/ which is equivalent to example.com/your-new-key-is.php?key=5&submit=success
I have a id parameter in the url and it looks like
http://localhost/project/index.php?id=20234532
The problem is this number can be grown up to a bigger number within few days.
First thought : If there is any way to remove the id value from url using htaccess then that's fine.Not sure though.
Second thought : If the value 20234532 can be encoded in a shorter value and then decode again.
I can't think of any other possible idea now.Also I can't use post method as this id will come in the url always.
Apologies, if I put the question in wrong place as clearly it is not an issue rather seeking for solution.
A number of things you can do here. You can convert it to base 32, and make the URL even short by using mod_rewrite:
$id = (whatever comes out of database)
$shortID = base_convert($id,10,32);
Then use the $shortID to make the URL: http://example.com/$shortID, so maybe something that looks like http://example.com/a5pqnf3k (that's ID = 349832985716).
Then in your htaccess file:
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule ^([^/]+)$ /index.php?shortID=$1 [L,QSA]
Then when you check the "shortID" you'd just reverse it to get the long ID:
$shortID = $_GET['shortID'];
$id = base_convert($shortID,32,10);
I have been trying & searching alot but couldn't find any solution for i have tried many things in .htaccess
My website's Url
mysite.org/torrents.php
To this
mysite.org/Browse
This
mysite.org/torrents.php?parent_cat=Movie
to this
mysite.org/Movie
This
mysite.org/account-details.php?id=737
to this
mysite.org/user/username
Your links won't all work properly, i.e. the /user/username one won't work to an ID number, you could pass the username through then do a lookup based on the username, but htaccess won't know that username "tim" is id number "123"
This should work:
RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule "user/([0-9]*)" account-details.php?id=$1
RewriteRule "category/([a-zA-Z0-9_-]*)" torrents.php?parent_cat=$1
RewriteRule "browse" torrents.php
RewriteRule "" torrents.php
With that I've separated out the categories into a subfolder called 'category' this makes it far easier to allow any category name you want.
For the regular expression matches in the RewriteRules theres an excellent free program called 'Expresso' that will help you build up regular expressions and test them against a list of values to see if they match, I'd recommend searching for it and getting a copy as it's very handy.
Also for the username part if you wanted to do username instead of user ID numbers, then swap:
RewriteRule "user/([0-9]*)" account-details.php?id=$1
to this:
RewriteRule "user/([a-zA-Z0-9_-]*)" account-details.php?username=$1
Try using this. it is a htaccess generator. If this doesn't work you will need to check you php.ini settings to see if it allows this type of link.
I want to make a rewrite module in htaccess file something like below
http://example.com/index.php?tel=604-567-0909&cat=1&sort=2
to
http://example.com/604-567-0909/?cat=1&sort=2
so $_GET will be
$_GET[tel] = 604-567-0909
$_GET[cat] = 1
$_GET[sort] = 2
How would this rule look like?
It would look like this if you only wanted to accept numbers and dashes in the tel field:
RewriteRule ^/?([0-9\-]+)/$ index.php?tel=$1 [L]
The other values in the query string would be carried over automatically, and this rule would work without them just fine.
I am trying to combine these four get variables (sch, val, lmt, ord) into a nice looking url re_write. Currently I have the following in my .htaccess file and it works if all variables are included, however, if I only input the first two variables (sch & val) it breaks:
RewriteRule ^search/([^/]*)/([^/]*)/([^/]*)/([^/]*)$
search.php?sch=$1&val=$2&lmt=$3&ord=$4 [L]
www.domain.com/search/City/London/5/asc works
www.domain.com/search/City/London but this doesn't
Why not just add the other rewrite rules ahead of it. IE:
RewriteRule ^search/([^/]*)$
search.php?sch=$1 [L]
RewriteRule ^search/([^/]*)/([^/]*)$
search.php?sch=$1&val=$2 [L]
RewriteRule ^search/([^/]*)/([^/]*)/([0-9]*)$
search.php?sch=$1&val=$2&lmt=$3 [L]
RewriteRule ^search/([^/]*)/([^/]*)/([0-9]*)/([^/]*)$
search.php?sch=$1&val=$2&lmt=$3&ord=$4 [L]
That should work. Not sure if it is what you want, but I do not really think it is "possible" to do that without just doing a query and passing the full query string as one line then parsing it PHP side.
EDIT
The nice thing about doing all this in .htaccess vs PHP is it requires less logic and you pass what you want to your script in the correct values. My preference would be using the .htaccess above.
you can use this , to grab whole path as text and parse
www.domain.com/search/City/London/5/asc works www.domain.com/search/City/London but this doesn't
RewriteRule ^search/(.*)$ search.php?url=$1
$paths=explode('/',$_GET('url'));
output
www.domain.com/search/City/London/5/asc
$paths=city,london,5,asc
www.domain.com/search/City/London
$paths=city,london
You can use loop and pair as key/value... if needed