Hello,
I am running a new web site and have chosen the no-www version, and have implemented it in my .htaccess.
All is fine, for
http://www.myhobby.example.org goes to
http://myhobby.example.org, with a 301 permanent redirect.
To accomplish this I use:
Code:
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !^myhobby.example.org$ [NC]
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://myhobby.example.org/$1 [L,R=301]
I imagine, however, that webmasters are going to link to my site at
www.myhobby.example.org and I get no link credit for these links, while others link to myhobby.example.org and I do get credit for their links, correct?
Anyway, I can change the RewriteRule to point to a different page on my web site, say,
Code:
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://myhobby.example.org/www/$1
but with some way to pass $1 to a php script there, which would first advise visitors that the correct link is http://myhobby.example.org/$1,
then redirect them there.
The idea is, that a webmaster installs a new link, then tests it, and it says here "No WWW! The correct link here is
http://myhobby.example.org/bowling/, to which you will be redirected. if your browser does not redirect you please click the link."
Thanks ever so much!
How can htaccess be used to pass information to php script?
