It also seems that any forward slash being encoded if it encodes,
mod_rewrite doesnt like, therefore I have to split up the urls using
parse_url, but it seems it still doesnt like the query part and some
special characters like ampersands and equals ?
On 23/02/2006, at 12:30 PM, Dan Rossi wrote:
hi there im having issue decoding an encoded string created with a
pear package Crypt_CBC which i am encoding a uri into the string and
sending to a rewrite url. The query string is not returning the
encoded part of the url properly for some reason and not decoding
properly.
I have already sent this to the pear list, but maybe someone here has
experienced issues with encoded strings and mod_rewrite not relocating
with a url encoded string ?
The encoded string without mod_rewrite rules is
RandomIVQ%83%80%E6%0F%E7%E4%7CdY%E7%BA%9B%14%5B%60%98%A1%1D%04%94L_%16%
E4%19%EF%F1%FE%5C%D6%CE%09%C8DI%A7%1F%04%25%A8%7B%FA%19%B51%1D%7C%0D%04
%13%E3%21%F1%60f%C6%91%A8b%82%11YK%21l+%C5%D0W%D9%9A%2B%CD3%C3%FA%82LE%
D8%1EA%07%25%F5%BB%22%EA%B7%B8%82%F0WZ%40
With rewritten urls its from viewing source.
RandomIVQƒ€æçä|dY纛[`˜¡ ”L_äïñþ\ÖÎ ÈDI§ %¨{úµ1 |
ã!ñ`fÆ‘¨b‚YK!l+ÅÐWÙš+Í3Ãú‚LEØ A%õ»"ê·¸‚ðWZ@
The rewrite rule is
RewriteEngine on
RewriteBase /
RewriteRule ^feeds/(.*) refer.php?$1 [L]
Any ideas why its not urlencoding the urlencoded string in the rewrite
url ?
I may have to use the request_uri instead of sending it as a query
string if this is a flaw in mod_rewrite ?? I think however if i use
the request_uri things could break a little.
Let me know.
Dan
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