Sorry... I think I understand both of you guys... the [L] is to stop any further rule processing. Is it work with Apache on Windows ?
I have added the [L] but it seems not stopping. Regards, Feris On 2/2/07, Feris Thia <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 2/2/07, Krist van Besien <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > RewriteRule processing doesn't stop when a rule matches, unless you > tell it to. So you first rewrite *.html to *.php and then tell your > server to forbid access to *.php, and you get exactly that. > > First a question: Why do you want to do this? This will cause all > kinds of trouble, like when a piece of php generates self referencing > urls, that will naturlally end in .php. Forms for example work like > this. Hi Krist, It is requested by my client as he doesn't want client to guess the scripting engine that being used. And how do I forbid the php extension access while stil can map html to php extension ? What you can do however is: > - Play with the order of the rules. > - Add the [L] flag to stop processing. Hm... can you please give me an example ? I'm quite frustrated with this :) Many Thanks... Regards, Feris
