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.htaccess RewriteRule question
I have a script that uses an arg to grab a picture in the form
http://www.mydomain.com/?picid=10 I'd like to use .htaccess to be able to use http://www.mydomain.com/pic10/ I have RewriteRule ^pic(.+)/$ /?picid=$1 which sort of works in that it loads the script with the proper arg however the problem is the script loads .css files and other images in a relative path, so I'm seeing this in the logs: /pic10/images/something.jpg instead of /images/something.jpg Is there a second Rewrite Rule I could use to fix this? I've tried RewriteRule ^pic.+/(.+)$ /$1 but no luck. |
Why don't you just fix your paths and make them relative to your root if you got the rewrite rule working?
Jimmy |
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