Re: Using Apache's mod_rewrite to hide scripts extension

..oO(Guillaume)

Álvaro G. Vicario a écrit :
Tim Roberts escribió:
[L]
rewriting starts again

Or not, L flag stands for Last, it shouldn't start again and directly
serve the request, i.e. foo.php.

The L flag means that no further rules are evaluated for the _current_
request, but if some rewriting action triggers an internal redirect,
then the entire process starts again from the first RewriteRule.

Micha
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