Innovation Award
September 2008
Number 6 |
mod_rewrite is an Apache server module that converts the URLs used to access to a site to URLs of a different format using regular expressions.
mod_rewrite is often used to make a site use friendly URLs for pages that are easier to read by the users.
However, if you have a regular URL and need to go back the friendly URL, usually the site code must know the URL rewriting rules.
This class provides a different solution that allows a site to automatically determine the URLs of a page before being rewritten. It reads Apache configuration files and reverts the mod_rewrite rules applied to a site relative URL.
Manuel Lemos |
This class can be used to rewrite link URLs according to mod_rewrite configuration directives.
It reads an Apache configuration file to find mod_rewrite configuration directives within delimited file sections.
The class can take URLs of relative links and rewrite them based on the mod_rewrite rules found in the Apache configuration file.
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