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Question

I have a php file that loads an article from a db based on the given variables. There is also an .htacces file in the root of the site. I used this in the htaccess to redirect

RewriteRule ^articles/([a-zA-Z0-9-_\s]+).html$ template/index.php?action=viewarticle&alias=$1

after redirecting, the page shows fine but the html in the page goes wrong, for example:

media/2011/02/21/logos.jpg turns in to articles/media/2011/02/21/logos.jpg

This happens because the htacces is redirecting. Is there anyway to do this redirect while keeping the root dir unchanged?

Answer 1

This happens coz the htacces is redirecting.

No, this happens because the browser thinks that

example.com/articles/my_article.html

is a resource in the /articles sub-directory, and treats all relative URLs as relative to /articles.

There is no way to change that behaviour.

You will need to start using absolute image references, or relative image references that consider the additional directory:

<img src="/media/2011/02/21/logos.jpg">      <------ recommended
<img src="../media/2011/02/21/logos.jpg">

you could also use <base> as suggested by @Boris but absolute paths (or full URLs) are a vastly cleaner solution to the problem in my opinion.