URL Rewriting adding slash at the end breaks my css links
I\'m using Apache mod_rewrite to rewrite my url\'s in a PHP application. I have a login.php in my application root. I wrote the following lines in .htaccess file (I\'m using HTM
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When your browser goes to
http://example.com/signin/the relative base URI becomes/signin/. This means every relative link in the content of that entire page will have/signin/appended to it as the URL base. The original link was just/login.php, which makes the base URI/. Your browser doesn't know anything about your rewrite rules, just what it sees in the location bar.You need to change all your links to absolute URLs (with a leading
/) or specify a relative base URI in the page's header (inside the<head> </head>tags):<base href="/" />讨论(0) -
One way is to have a new redirect rule to remove trailing slash and then your css/js would not be a problem:
RewriteEngine On RewriteBase /apx/ # remove trailing slash from non-directories RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d RewriteRule ^(.+?)/$ $1 [NE,R=302,L] RewriteRule ^signin/?$ login.php [L,NC]However also consider using absolute paths for css/js e.g.
<link href="/css/style.css" rel="stylesheet">Or else you can add this in the
<head>section of your page's HTML:<base href="/apx/" />讨论(0) -
Use
<base href="base link" />This will set the base oflinks,imgbasically everything. This will fix the links. Example:<base href="/" />讨论(0)
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