Preserved Topic: mod_rewrite problem (Page 1 of 1)

Been trying to get mod_rewrite to work on my new page. Got most of it working as I want it to, urls like www.golden-ratio.net/vim gets rewritten to www.golden-ratio.net/index.php?vim as I want it to. But when I try to rewrite www.golden-ratio.net/vim/ to the same adress as previously the page loads, but the style sheet is not loaded. When I add the [R] thing to the end of the RewriteRule to see what the difference in the url is, both of them end up working. Which is kind of nice, except that I want the pages to be "redirected" without the user noticing it...

The RewriteRules that I use look like this:

RewriteRule		vim/?$ /index.php\?vim  [R]



RewriteRule		archive/([0-9]+)/?$ /index.php\?archive\:$1   [R]

I've also got the same problem when trying to use above rule for the archive/... Works like a charm with the [R] option there, but when I remove it the stylesheets aren't shown.

Any one had this problem before, or know a way to fix it?

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Veneficuz: Yep I had this problem before and the answer is to make your links absolute to the root so:

<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="screen" title="red" href="./style/01.css" />

becomes:

<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" media="screen" title="red" href="/style/01.css" />

The problem occurs because the browser thinks you are in the 'vim' directory and so looks for the file realtive to that. If you use friendly URLs then you need to use absolute (not relative) links.

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Emps

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That fixed it! Thanks a lot



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"There are 10 kinds of people; those who know binary, those who don't and those who start counting at zero"
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