Reputation: 2583
I have this URLcontent.php?type=4
and value for type is changing all the time.
What should I write in htaccess file in order to have this URL: content/flower
The important part is I only need it for type=4
, so if the type=5 or type=6, I don't bother.
As result by typing content/flower
in url, apache should look for content.php?type=4
.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 90
Reputation: 124
RewriteRule ^content/flower$ /content.php?type=4 [NC]
Edit: I agree with the first solution
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 1769
You can use RewriteRule
to redirect to the new URL.
RewriteRule ^content/flower$ /content.php?type=4 [NC]
Therefore, the URL content/flower
redirects the request to content.php?type=4
without the client knowing.
You can then edit this .htaccess
file to type=5
or type=6
with the same public URL being shared and used.
EDIT: Your question was unclear as to what redirects to what, so I've update this answer to reflect the last line if your question.
Upvotes: 3