apache - Run PHP code from .htaccess? -
I pass the url to a PHP function of a value in a rewrite order and need to be retrieved whether the new To say is to say the destination should be? Is there a way to do this? Thank you. Update: Thank you so far..I am still having trouble but I will show you my code:
# I got the file path by echoing DOCUMENT_ROOT and the rest have been added RewriteMap fixurl PRG: /var/www/vhosts/mydomain.com/httpsdocs/domain_prototype on RewriteRule /code_base/url_handler.php RewriteEngine $ {fixurl: $ 1} (*.) [PT] PHP:
set_time_limit (0); # Forever program! $ Keyboard = fopen ("php: // stdin", "r"); While (1) {$ line = trim (fgets ($ keyboard)); Print "www.google.com \ n"; # & Lt; - Test to see what works. } Although I'm getting a 500 internal server error , I'm not sure whether there is any error in my .htaccess or in my PHP?
There is something called a RewriteMap.
You can call an execution script URL will return
For more information and examples (in Perl, but completely applicable to any other language) this article Check:
A summary of warnings
- Must read the taught STDIN loop (i.e., do not exit after receiving a URL )
- The URL should be rewritten with a previous new line
- Readable and user Apache Runs in the form should be executable by
This route map is
to create RewriteMap fixurl PRG: / usr / local / scripts / fixit Php and now we can use it in a RewriteRule: (*.)
RewriteRule RewriteEngine running $ {fixurl: $ 1} Edit: rror about internal server e The most likely reason is that what Gambo is mentioned, the Rivetmap can not be used in .htaccess, sadly. You can use it in .htaccess in a RewriteRule, but it can only be created in server config or virtual host config. To be sure, check the error log.
In this way, only the PHP / .htaccess solution will be to rewrite everything in a certain PHP program which checks and redirects using the location header. Something like: (. *)?
RewriteRule proxy.php arg = $ 1 [QSA] Then, in proxy.php
& lt ;; Php $ url = get_proper_destination ($ QUERY_STRING); #args will have a URI path, #and through QSA, you have # original query string header ("location: $ url"); ? & Gt;
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