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You said you want to rewrite from http://website.com/chkreg.php?checkreg=34324234 to http://website.com/checkreg/34324234, but your rewrite rule is doing the opposite.

Use this:

RewriteRule ^chkreg.php?checkreg=(.*) /checkreg/$1 [L]

Edit: If you need further debugging information from mod_rewrite then add the following:

RewriteLog /your/path/rewrite.log
RewriteLogLevel 3

Taylor Leese 2010-02-06 00:13:19

I still get an error 500 with your fix, but thank for telling me about it being backwards. I used a .htaccess generator website to make it.. :P

Brad 2010-02-06 00:20:48

I actuall want to rewrite from http://website.com/checkreg/34324234 to http://website.com/chkreg.php?checkreg=34324234 because there are a lot of copies of the software pointing to the old checkreg.

Brad 2010-02-06 00:26:59

Then your original rule looks correct. You should check the rewrite logs to see what is going on. Are you able to use the checkreg/34324234 url directly?

Taylor Leese 2010-02-06 00:29:47

When your rule is 'RewriteRule A B' that means people type 'A' in their browser and you want them to access 'B' on your server.

bmb 2010-02-06 00:35:01

I can access website.com/chkreg.php?checkreg=45345345 directly without issue, but when I go to website.com/checkreg/34324234 I get an error 500. I'm checking logs now. Thanks for the help so far.

Brad 2010-02-06 00:36:17

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