Hello! I am trying to construct some URL rewrite rules and would like to accomplish the following using regex: http://website.com/c/1/g/pagename    => becomes =>  http://website.com/pagename.asp?c=1 http://website.com/c/1/c/2/g/pagename    => becomes =>  ...

Hi all i have spent some much time trying to work this out.. the problem I'm using ISAPI Rewrite 3 with i think is just like Apache url re writer. i;m trying to get 3 matches. page/fine_london.asp ^page/(\w+)_(\w+)\.asp       is matches $0 = page/fine_london.asp  AND $1 = fine  AND  $2 = ...

Hi, I've been working on a custom CMS solution and I'm trying to get generic url matching working in .htaccess. This is my attempt.. if the file or directory doesn't exist then rewrite RewriteEngine on RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d RewriteRule ...

I'm using an ISAPI filter for rewriting URL's on IIS (IIRF). The filter process uses C regular expression syntax and a config file to list all the URL rewriting rules. The config file is simple and works such that each line is a rule, like so: RewriteRule  <regex match expr>  <regex replace expr>  [flags] I ...

Urls:  "~/Home/Partner/OnBoard/Cabin/default.aspx" "~/Home/Partner/OnBoard/Cabin/default.aspx?param=2" regex: (~/[Hh]ome/[Pp]artner/[Oo]nboard/)(.*)(/.+\..+)(\?)(.*) current matches:  "~/Home/Partner/OnBoard/Cabin/default.aspx" None "~/Home/Partner/OnBoard/Cabin/default.aspx?param=2" 1: ...

Hi, I was wondering if any of you regex gurus out there could help me... I'm trying to create url rewriting rules for an ASP.NET environment but have hit a problem trying to create a rule that handles optional query string parameters in the url. Possible valid urls (I need to extract "NZ", "en", and "123" if ...

Philip,     Yes, this is an easy one. I am surprised people did not respond to this one more quickly for you. Try this regex /default.asp/(\d+)/([\w-]+)/ it will fit into the rule like this RewriteRule /default.asp/(\d+)/([\w-]+)/ /default.asp\?PageURL=$2&PageID=$1 [I,L] It will allow dashes in the name. If you want to ...