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Alex
Alex

Reputation: 1309

Mod rewrite issue make a dot obligated

I have tried to create a Mod Rewrite .htaccess script(? can you call it script?)

And I have two lines that are interfering with each other. The rules are:

rewriterule ^(.*).tcl index.php?SetTravelCode=$1

And :

rewriterule ^status_(.*)_(.*).xml$ ?booking_status=$1&set_language=$2

When I call upon :

mydomain.com/status_<<SOME DYNAMIC STUFF>>_en.xml

The request SHOULD go to:

mydomain.com/?booking_status=728937iwyeiytcl23973&set_language=en

But instead forwards the request to:

mydomain.com/?SetTravelCode=728937iwyeiytcl23973

Which is incorrect..

I DO know why. But not how to change this. Because the dynamic token as set contains tcl. But a DOT has should be required to forward to

mydomain.com?SetTravelCode=728937iwyeiytcl23973

I hope that anyone could tell me how to make the dot obligated.

Upvotes: 1

Views: 29

Answers (1)

arco444
arco444

Reputation: 22841

Change the first rule to:

RewriteRule ^(.*)\.tcl$ index.php?SetTravelCode=$1

Note the \.

. in regex matches any character. In order to match a literal . you need to escape it with \

Upvotes: 1

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