Here's a sample of some code from my .htaccess file
RewriteRule ^TMP/Cat(.*)/(.*)$ /TMP/run.php?r=cat$1&c1=$2
How can I get this to return valid if the user types a url with ot without a trailing slash?
with my above example /TMP/Cat1/2 works but /TMP/Cat1/2/ does not
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RewriteRule ^TMP/Cat(.*)/(.*)/(.*)/(.*
)$ /TMP/run.php?r=cat$1&c1=$2
&c2=$3&o=$
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RewriteRule ^TMP/Cat(.*)/(.*)/(.*)$ /TMP/run.php?r=cat$1&c1=$2
&o=$3
RewriteRule ^TMP/Cat(.*)/(.*)$ /TMP/run.php?r=cat$1&c1=$2
Anyway to consolidate this?
I don't want to have to add filler to my URLS.
i.e. I want the following urls to work with one entry in my htaccess file if that is possible: (keep in mind my first question)
/TMP/Cat1/2
/TMP/Cat1/2/3
/TMP/Cat1/2/3/4
I don't want to have to write a url like this:
/TMP/Cat1/2/0/0 then have my script ignore the zeros as a workaround
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