I have the codeigniter in the website I'm doing to define the rules in the new .htaccess I think that if the customer type At the end of the URL, any alphanumeric character those characters should be stripped OFF
For example:. In
12abc should be removed.
Is there a way to remove a trailing alphanumeric characters by setting up a rule in .htaccess?
I was searching for rewriting rules for the same, but didnt find any flops. Please suggest.
If it's just alphanumeric that you want to remove ...
< Code> RewriteCond% {RewriteEngine on current REQUEST_FILENAME}! -f RewriteCond% {REQUEST_FILENAME}! -d RewriteRule ^ (([^ /] + /) *) ([One-Z0-9] +) $$ 1 [nc, r = 301, l] Two conditions ! -f and ! -d re-write only ensures that the URL does not point to the actual file (or directory) it exists - it prevents the URL that you are actually doing with a specific, Existing file / directory is being rewritten or you are stuck in a horrible recurring loop due to Apache throwing a server error.
This .htaccess file needs to be in the root of your web server, if it is in a sub -directory you will need to add relevant RewriteBase
NC = No Episode (Makes Match Case Sensitive)
R = 301 = This redirects to an actual HTTP 301 redirect So that your URI (removing unwanted characters or digits) will change
L = Last, we have just redirected the rest of the revlight rules without checking
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