mod rewrite problem

[dobberph]

Hi all,

I just want to make a rule like that:
Normally my links are:
index.php?view=Home&action=edit&id=23

This I want to transform to

Home/edit/23

I started with:

RewriteRule ^([^\.]+)$ index.php?view=$1

This works.

No I have the problem that also a trailing slash shall be accepted. As Home/

Therefore I tried:

RewriteRule ^([^/.]+)/?$ index.php?view=$1

If I try this afterwards apache does something, but not the correct. It loads the page but without css and some other things missing.

What is wrong with this?

Best regards,
DerTobi

[jdMorgan]

The problem is that you have used page-relative links to include css, images, and external Javascripts. Since your new URL now ends with a slash, your browser is requesting those objects from the /Home subdirectory, as in "example.com/Home/logo.gif".

To fix this problem use canonical URLs or use server-relative linking in your pages, not page-relative linking.

That is, do not link as <img src="logo.gif">. Use <img src="http://www.example.com/logo.gif"> or <img src="/logo.gif"> instead.

Also you *should not* allow both kinds of URLs to resolve to the same "page" or you will be creating a duplicate-content problem for yourself. Instead, pick either trailing-slash page URLs or non-trailing-slash page URLs, and externally redirect the "wrong ones" to the "right ones." This prevents duplicate content problems with your search rankings, and should you decide to use the no-trailing-slash page URLs, your problem with page-relative-linked objects goes away as well...

Jim

[dobberph]

Ah ok.

For my next project I will to this from the beginning.
It's too much now.

I use now a komma to separate.

Thank you.