Okay, this is kind-of hard to explain...


Say there is a foo.gif. Then there was a bar.gif. I want foo.gif to look like bar.gif. For example:

foo.gif contains this picture:

bar.gif contains this picture:

I want foo.gif (NO NAME CHANGES) to load bar.gif, so then foo.gif will look like . I do not want to duplicate bar.gif and rename it. The file should be able to be <img src="foo.gif" />'d into any html file. I will accept it if you tell me to make it into a code file with the same name or something (i.e. make an html file named foo.gif and put the code <img src="bar.gif" /> [which doesn't work, it just shows up as a square with a ? in it])


How do I do it?

I'm confused, have you got an example of what you are trying to achieve?

foo.gif can contain anything.
bar.gif contains

<img src="foo.gif" />

will show the image contained inside foo.gif. WITHOUT CHANGING ANY HTML CODE AND WITHOUT DUPLICATING BAR.GIF, I want to img in bar.gif. Could an alias do this? Could I replace foo.gif with a text file with some code?



¿¿¿¿¿How do I do it?????

I'm confused...

Try to explain it better....

There is a file. It is named "foo.gif". There is another file. It is named "bar.gif". Bar.gif contains a picture. I want foo.gif to load bar.gif into itself, so if one would load foo.gif into <img src>, they would see bar.gif.

Example:

bar.gif.....foo.gif
|-----------------|
+---------------->+
------------------|
------------------will display bar.gif in foo.gif



Plese tell me any ways that I can better describe my problem.

It's very simple, he want's to rewrite his URL to bar.gif when foo.gif is requested.

Ok, here's how to do it from foo.gif to bar.gif:

in .htaccess:

RewriteEngine On

RewriteRule $(.*)foo.gif$ $1bar.gif;

Cool! It works! Thanks!