The title says it all, but I will explain a bit more:
The following should be matched:
- domain/u = domain/user.html
- domain/u/usermame = domain/user.html?u=username
- domain/u/ = domain/user.html
The following should not be matched:
- domain/user
- domain/u(any other character(s) here eg universe | uvwxyz)
I have got close, but I cannot work out how to only match if it is followed by nothing or a slash, And if it is followed by a slash catch whats after the slash.
I'm trying to use mod_rewrite in a .htaccess to turn domain/user.html?u=xxx
into domain/u/xxx
.
How about this one:
^domain\/u($|\/$|\/(?<username>.+)$)
The user name is captured by the named group username
I found the solution, It is as follows:
RewriteRule ^http://www.example.com\/u(\/(?<username>.+)$) user.html?u=username [L]
RewriteRule ^(u/$|u$) user.html [NC,L]
As you may have noticed, the first line is from CyberDude's answer, I added the second line to prevent example.com/u & example.com/u/ from simply 404'ing
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