Thanks for taking your time to help. Is there any chance you could just break down your post so i can understand each part? Sorry to bug you but too many people just want it done for them. I try to be the opposite.
Thanks again.
James
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^ - searches from the beginning from the string
( - Opens a group (So we can catch the value and get it with $1
[ - Opens a new group. All characters in here are allowed. If it doesn't match here, it won't be rewritten.
\d - \d stands for a unique numeric value.
] - Closes the allowed characters group.
+ - If we don't put this it will only search for one number. The plus allows any length.
) - Closes the first group
\/ - Stands for an escaped slash which we search for.
? - Makes the previous character or group optional (The slash in this case)
$ - Searches from the end of the string.
I am using shared hosting and mod_rw is enabled and working. Its weird because if i play about with it i do get some results but few desireable.
the file is in /home/username/public_html/subdomain_filder/.htaccess where the subdomain root is /home/username/public_html/subdomain_filder.
Are there any vairiations between versions? I am usint apache 1.3.x but am unable to find mod_rw version.
Now i am making the file correctly?! uploading a file with what you wrote above as the content (and nothing else). I am then calling the file ".htaccess". Is this correct? do i need to do anything to the index.php other than $_GET['uid']?
Thank you.
James
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