.htaccess rewrite rule.

@kiwisJul 27.2020

I’m trying to do a rewrite for my shopping cart.

I have this

“` RewriteRule ^cart cart.php RewriteRule ^cart-details cart-details.php “`

But my cart-details.php page rewrites to cart.php

I’ve also had [NC,L] and [NC] previously but that makes no difference.

Any ideas? I’ve never used these before

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@NogDogJul 27.2020 — #Maybe you need a $ at the end as the end-of-string assertion (the corollary to the ^ start-of-string assertion)? Or you might be able to do it with one condition for anything starting with "cart":

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 </i>RewriteRule ^(cart[^./]*)$ $1.php

@kiwisauthorJul 27.2020 — #I'm a completely lost with these.

I have another page. I want the URL to look like "/booking-confirmation" but the actual page is third-form-page.php

I thought it would be RewriteRule ^booking-confirmation third-form-page.php

But even when I try RewriteRule ^(booking-confirmation[^./]*)$ $1.php It still fails, I get 404 error page

What's this called and how can I understand what requirements are needed.

@NogDogJul 27.2020 — #If it's a different name, then the wildcard with the $1 won't do it. You'd have to give the explicit target. However, I'm no expert at this...haven't had to deal with it in years. [This page](https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/HTTPD/RewriteRule) has its examples include the leading slash, so maybe you need:

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 </i>RewriteRule ^/booking-confirmation /third-form-page.php [L]

The [L] says that if this pattern matches, do the rewrite and don't bother looking at any other patterns.

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