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Tuesday 14 June 2011 11:41:48 am
Hi! I need to set up our Apache to rewrite a page parametrized by view parameters so that the view parameters are more "user friendly": http://www.example.com/path1/path2/page/(key1)/value1/(key2)/value2 should become http://www.example.com/path1/path2/page/key1-value1/key2-value2/ (Obviously it's not shorter or simpler but my boss thinks it is better for search engines.) It is no problem to define the rewrites. But when I try to access the page via the ".../page/key1-value1/key2-value2/"-variant I get an module not found error. I can get it to work by using the rewrite rule redirect option [R]. But that is not sensible because the rewrite should be invisible/unrecognizable to/by users or other systems. Looking at the Apache rewrite log I see that the substitution is performed perfectly ok with and without the [R] redirect option. What is happening? Who can give me a hint? I think it is related to the usage of path_info components (eZ Publish complains about the path "/path1/path2/page/key1-value1/key2-value2/") which are not altered without a actual rewrite. Can one give me an advice how to get around that problem in the rewriterule without using the redirect options? Thanks in advance JT
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