url rewrite php concatenations

[Luca Crippa]

Hi All,I would like to transform an url like/reportage?rep=stuff&titl=something_beautifulin something like (note the "-")/reportage/stuff/something-beautifulwith my web.config file (I'm on a win server). It's possible? How can I do it?Thank you!Regards

[justsomeguy]

Microsoft has a module for that:http://www.iis.net/downloads/microsoft/url-rewriteThere are several articles on the right side with examples of how to use it.

[Luca Crippa]

It doesn't work...I have a link named:http://www.coroconcorezzo.it/evento?eve=02&=Concerto-di-Natale-2013I would like to have:http://www.coroconcorezzo.it/evento/02/Concerto-di-Natale-2013But it doesn't work! :-/

[justsomeguy]

Well, then it sounds like you didn't set it up correctly. If you follow the instructions then I imagine it will work, I doubt the entire rewrite module is broken. You need to set it up and then write the rules so that when it receives a certain URL, it converts it to the URL that will call the correct file.

[Luca Crippa]

Well, then it sounds like you didn't set it up correctly. If you follow the instructions then I imagine it will work, I doubt the entire rewrite module is broken. You need to set it up and then write the rules so that when it receives a certain URL, it converts it to the URL that will call the correct file.

Hi there,

 

so, I have a url like this:

 

/new_evento.php?eve=02#####=Concerto-di-Natale-2013

 

and I would like to rewrite it in

 

/evento/02/Concerto-di-Natale-2013

 

I used the following lines in web.config file:

 

 

<rule name="rewev">

<match url="^evento/([0-9]+)/([_0-9a-z-]+)" />

<action type="Rewrite" url="new_evento.php?eve={R:1}&######={R:2}" />

</rule>

The result is that the php page doesn't seem to catch the css file!!