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Posted by meltedown on 11/17/05 18:42
Erwin Moller wrote:
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> I do not see the problem to be honest.
> I just tested on my own machine (PHP5) the follwing:
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> http://bla.bla.bla/test.php?id=HJUYH_%234_NAT
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> from php.test:
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> $id = $_GET["id"];
> // ID now contains HJUYH_#4_NAT
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> Which is excactly what is expected.
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> So show us some more code.
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> Regards,
> Erwin Moller
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>
Right, I believe you. I know what it is now. Its not a PHP problem, its
a mod rewrite problem. Sorry, I left it out because I was trying not to
complicate my explaination.
if I use
http://thecigar-auction.com/item.php?id=SANROSA_%234_NAT
it works fine.
but if I use:
http://thecigar-auction.com/santa-rosa-no-4-natural/SANROSA_%234_NAT.html
The last part gets tuncated into SANROSA_
Here's the rewrite rule :
RewriteRule ([^/]+)/([^/]+)\.html$ /item.php?id=$2&cname=$1
The second ([^/])+ is the culprit, but I'm not sure how to fix it.
Presumably, it doesn't recognize %
Right now I have fixed the problem with a hack
$id=preg_replace("|#|",'_PDSGN_',$id);
So this example now looks like:
http://thecigar-auction.com/santa-rosa-no-4-natural/SANROSA__PDSGN_4_NAT.html
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