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PO.htaccess front controller mod rewrite trouble
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I know this should be simple but I'm having a hard time writing the .htaccess rule for my front controller. The /themes/ folder contains all my css/js/images etc so I don't want them to pass though my controller The .htaccess file is in the root of the /myadminarea/ folder. The root of the site (below '/myadminarea' on '/' has NO .htacess file) Inside the front controller I look at the URL and then include the file directly - however I want to be quite forgiving with the Urls I accept.. If the url is for a specific file I want it to pass though the front controller If the url is for a directory (trailing forward slash) I want to assume they are looking for index.php within that folder The below rule works for urls like this <pre><code>mydomain.com/myadminarea/mysection/action/ (loads mydomain.com/myadminarea/mysection/action/index.php via the front controller) </code></pre> but falls over on urls like this - <pre><code>mydomain.com/myadminarea/mysection/action/index.php </code></pre> that contain a filename (it doesn't use the front controller but just loads the file directly) - I know that the !-f excludes the rewrite rule for files, but I've tried every combination I can think of and the below at least works for urls without filenames. When I try to route EVERY request (except those to the themes folder) I get a server configuration error (500) This is my rule <pre><code>RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f RewriteRule !^(themes)/ /myadminarea/index.php [NC,L] </code></pre> edit: Added Condensed front controller <pre><code>// what page is actually being requested? $uri = explode("/", $_SERVER["REQUEST_URI"]); //lose the first element and add index.php the last one if it is blank array_shift($uri); if (end($uri) == ''){ array_pop($uri); $uri[] = 'index.php'; } $page_requested = implode('/', $uri); if ($page_requested == 'myadminarea/index.php'){ $page_requested = false; } includePage($page_requested); function includePage($page_requested){ if ($page_requested && file_exists(BASE_FILE_PATH . $page_requested) && is_file(BASE_FILE_PATH . $page_requested)){ include(BASE_FILE_PATH . $page_requested); } else { echo $page_requested; } } </code></pre>
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