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This is an odd problem, and I can't offer any insight. You could try using [QSA,P] to force a pass-through on the query string, but this should only be necessary if you have a "?" in the substitution URL in the RewriteRule; That is, it should only be necessary to use [QSA] if you are adding to the existing query string within the RewriteRule.
Jim
That is, it should only be necessary to use [QSA] if you are adding to the existing query string within the RewriteRule.
This is one of the Apache oddities I have run into... On *one* (not all) of my domains, I cannot get the second variable in a query string to be passed, unless I use [QSA] even though my original URL is .html IOW there is no query string to be appended to, the only query string is the new one that I am initializing in the rewrite. [Apache v1.3.33]
On other domains there is no issue and I can pass 2 or more variables without the use of the [QSA] flag... Why? Don't Know. Go figgure. No Clue.
Justin