Revision 8031
Added by Aaron Marcuse-Kubitza over 11 years ago
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# if no . suffix, seal /-path so the filename is not reinterpreted as a dotpath |
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# e.g. a/[b.c] -> a/[b.c]/ so it doesn't become a/b/c after []-unescaping |
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# this is needed because mod_rewrite often runs the same rules again |
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RewriteRule ^(.*/)?(?=.)([^.\[\]/]*)(?:\[([^\[\]/]*)\])?(?:\.([^/]*))?$ $1$2$3/$4 [discardpath,noescape,next]
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RewriteRule ^(.*/)?(?=.)([^./]*?)(?:\[([^\[\]/]*)\])?(?:\.([^/]*))?$ $1$2$3/$4 [discardpath,noescape,next]
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# discardpath: avoids infinite loop by not reappending PATH_INFO (filename) |
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# non-filesystem paths |
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web/main/.htaccess: translate dotpaths: Allow the part before the [] escape to contain [], to support labels that end in [] (like PHP array vars in the query string) labels with a simple array-subscript syntax (a[b]). This also shortens the regexp and makes it more readable without the \[\] in [^.\[\]/] . Note that this also allows invalid combinations of [] exprs (e.g. more than one per level or unbalanced []), which will still be translated but will probably not have the desired result.