htaccess重定向到哪里index.php？ 存在

Question

I've always found htaccess to be something a black art :)

I have a site powered by a CMS which had index.php in the url. My usual htaccess is standard enough to remove that.

However, historically, the site has a URL that's been offline http://domain.org/index.php?/resources/name-index/a/steven

However, this URL no longer exists and should instead point to http://domain.org/pages/steven

Alongside the other redirects I added

RewriteRule ^resources/name-index/a/steven http://domain.org/pages/steven

However, when I hit http://domain.org/index.php?/resources/name-index/a/steven we get a 404, however, if we hit http://domain.org/resources/name-index/a/steven it rewrites as you'd expect to the new page.

Can't help but think the existence of the ? in the url is wreaking havoc with the rule or the fact that index.php is being removed by another rule above (wouldn't have thought it would have mattered).

Suggestions welcomed.

Answer 1

Put this code in the beginning of your htaccess (which should be in root folder)

RewriteEngine On

RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} ^/resources/name-index/a/steven$ [NC]
RewriteRule ^index\.php$ /pages/steven? [R=301,L]