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[phpforfun]

I know this isnt the web development section, but I didnt know where to put it, and there isnt a general in web development (even though there should be), so ill post it here.

So I just started using mod_rewrite, and it seems to be working great, this is what I setup:

Thus "hosting-unlimited.html" will lead to "?view=hosting&subView=unlimited"
BUT.. now the 404 wont work
Example: http://amphosted.com/asdfasdfasdf Should be a 404.
Also.. Amp Hosted - Main is actually a path I need to be viewed, it shows a tutorial on using rvsitebuilder, but when I use mod_rewrite, it doesnt work, it shows the index.php page of the path before, obviously deformed in the fact that the script paths are incorrect.

Any ideas on how to fix this?

[JGRobinson]

Can you post the mod_rewrite rules you are using.
Thanks

[phpforfun]

JGRobinson said:

Can you post the mod_rewrite rules you are using.
Thanks

OOPS! I thought I did, here they are.

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options +FollowSymLinks
RewriteEngine on
RewriteRule ^(.*)-group(.*).html index.php?view=$1&group=$2
RewriteRule ^(.*)-(.*)-(.*).html index.php?view=$1&subView=$2&to=$3
RewriteRule ^(.*)-(.*).html index.php?view=$1&subView=$2
RewriteRule ^(.*).html index.php?view=$1

[phpforfun]

no ideas?

[JGRobinson]

Hi,

sorry I've been away

the only think that I can think of is that your 'default' documents may be playing a part. for instance on the web server it may be checking amphosted/assdfffg/index.html which would then fall foul of the last rule.

sorry but this is the only idea I have.