I have this rewrite setting:
RewriteRule ^([a-zA-Z0-9_'-]+)$ /index.php?action=$1
but now I need for example to return an error to a register page by $_GET
/?action=register&error=1
but with the rewrite rule I can't get a PHP script to work with this URL:
/register&error=1
What rewrite rule do I need to make this work?
Sorry, it's not getting me.
/register&error=1
Is this a valid URL? Don't you mean...
/register?error=1
Yea something like that, but the rewrite module doesn't rewrite it like ?action=register&error=1
I'm confused.
1) How do you want the url to appear in your address bar? (/register/error/1/ ??)
2) What is the actual underlying url (I'm assuming ?action=register&error=1)
the url is supposed to look something like:
/register?error=0
no .php, when rewritten, it'll outcome this:
/?action=register&error=0
You need to use the [QSA] flag.
Check out this page for reference: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/rewrite/flags.html
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