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<font face="Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif">Well, you would in that case
since the new path doesn't exist. I see now you want backwards from
that as I misinterpreted the direction of conversion in your original
question. You want requests without the query string to be converted
into a query string. That is actually opposite to my case so I would
make a guess that it should be more like,<br>
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rewrite ^/archive/index.php/(.*)$ /archive/index.php?$1<br>
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But I could easily be wrong. That should be close though. You'd have to
try it out and adjust as works.<br>
Chris :)<br>
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Mick Dd wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Chris Savery wrote:
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<pre wrap="">I had a similar situation. I think you can do something as simple as,
rewrite ^/archive/index.php /archive/index.php/$query_string;
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Thanks very much for the post.
But i could not get that to work i now get a 404 error page not
displayed
Thanks again
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