Multiple special strings ($,?) in rewrite rules

Advanced redirect urls -- getting it work

[quickhelpneeded]

Does anyone have luck redirecting this kind of URLs via htaccess rewrite rules?

mydomain.com/&id=AGiWqtweNmw6VMAPye9wiBKx0tgKFevOBg&link=http://subdomain.domain.com/9999/x?dc_uid=3&dx_udd=realname&dz_ydd=1234&da_xdd=a&xd_asd=c&ax_tgx=&az_pln=&url=http//www.mydestination.com?id=1&_$me=unique:0987

basically i have url have multiple special signs.

RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} ^dc_uid=3&dx_udd=realname&dz_ydd=1234&da_xdd=a&xd_asd=c&ax_tgx=&az_pln=&url=http//www.mydestination.com?id=1&_$me=unique:0987$
RewriteRule &id=AGiWqtweNmw6VMAPye9wiBKx0tgKFevOBg&link=http://subdomain.domain.com/9999/x DESTINATION

didnt really work for me.

[g1smd]

It would not work.

The RewriteCond correctly looks at QUERY_STRING.

The pattern that the RewriteRule sees can match ONLY the path part of the URL. It cannot see the query string data.

Use ^(index\.php)?$ to match both index.php and no filename at all.

[quickhelpneeded]

could you elaborate a little more?
Please note there are two query strings in the whole url, that could be a problem too?

[g1smd]

That could also be an issue.

The main problem is that RewriteRule matches only the path part of a URL. It cannot match the query string you have put there.