Newbie Request re-routing URLS needed

14/02/2007, 22h51

Could someone please show me the complete code needed to include
in .htaccess to rewrite all URLS ending in extension ".tes", to route
to a fixed page:

Like,

http://servername.com/anythingatall.tes

http://servername.com/deeper/anythingatall.tes

http://servername.com/deeper/doesntm...thingatall.tes

Anything at all, will fly to http://servername.com/goeshere.com

How would this be done? :-)

Sincerely, Steve-O

15/02/2007, 01h25

On Wed, 14 Feb 2007 23:51:56 +0100, <iowa@rock.com> wrote:

> Could someone please show me the complete code needed to include
> in .htaccess to rewrite all URLS ending in extension ".tes", to route
> to a fixed page:
>
> Like,
>
> http://servername.com/anythingatall.tes
>
> http://servername.com/deeper/anythingatall.tes
>
> http://servername.com/deeper/doesntm...thingatall.tes
>
>
>
> Anything at all, will fly to http://servername.com/goeshere.com
>
> How would this be done? :-)

..htaccess in the root:

RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule \.tes$ goeshere.com [L]

--
Rik Wasmus

15/02/2007, 01h43

Thank you Rik! Have a great day! :-)

15/02/2007, 03h59

On Feb 14, 7:43 pm, i...@rock.com wrote:
> Thank you Rik! Have a great day! :-)

QUICK follow-up question:

I have a minor problem. When RewriteEngine is turned on in
my .htaccess file and when I request the URL http://servername.com/anythingatall.tes
, everything is fine and the non-existant .tes file is re-pathed to
'goeshere.htm (didn't mean to use .com in my earlier example)....
however, when the RewriteEngine is turned on, when I go to
servername.com it just loads a non-existant page and I cannot get into
the site. When I take the two lines out it works. What could it be?

14/02/2007, 22h51	#1
iowa@rock.com Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Newbie Request re-routing URLS needed Could someone please show me the complete code needed to include in .htaccess to rewrite all URLS ending in extension ".tes", to route to a fixed page: Like, http://servername.com/anythingatall.tes http://servername.com/deeper/anythingatall.tes http://servername.com/deeper/doesntm...thingatall.tes Anything at all, will fly to http://servername.com/goeshere.com How would this be done? :-) Sincerely, Steve-O

15/02/2007, 01h25	#2
Rik Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: Newbie Request re-routing URLS needed On Wed, 14 Feb 2007 23:51:56 +0100, <iowa@rock.com> wrote: > Could someone please show me the complete code needed to include > in .htaccess to rewrite all URLS ending in extension ".tes", to route > to a fixed page: > > Like, > > http://servername.com/anythingatall.tes > > http://servername.com/deeper/anythingatall.tes > > http://servername.com/deeper/doesntm...thingatall.tes > > > > Anything at all, will fly to http://servername.com/goeshere.com > > How would this be done? :-) ..htaccess in the root: RewriteEngine On RewriteRule \.tes$ goeshere.com [L] -- Rik Wasmus

15/02/2007, 01h43	#3
iowa@rock.com Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: Newbie Request re-routing URLS needed Thank you Rik! Have a great day! :-)

15/02/2007, 03h59	#4
iowa@rock.com Messages: n/a Hébergeur:	Re: Newbie Request re-routing URLS needed On Feb 14, 7:43 pm, i...@rock.com wrote: > Thank you Rik! Have a great day! :-) QUICK follow-up question: I have a minor problem. When RewriteEngine is turned on in my .htaccess file and when I request the URL http://servername.com/anythingatall.tes , everything is fine and the non-existant .tes file is re-pathed to 'goeshere.htm (didn't mean to use .com in my earlier example).... however, when the RewriteEngine is turned on, when I go to servername.com it just loads a non-existant page and I cannot get into the site. When I take the two lines out it works. What could it be?

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