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Thanks, Cabby - appreciated
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Hi<br />
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I'm a complete newbie when it comes to .htaccess - I know how to copy and paste into it but that's all!<br />
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What I'm after...is a rule that will automatically rewrite<br />
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www.domain.com/items/items/filename.php?stuff=3<br />
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to<br />
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www.domain.com/items/filename.php?stuff=3<br />
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Long live google constantly crawling dead files!<br />
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Thanks
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Hi

I'm a complete newbie when it comes to .htaccess - I know how to copy and paste into it but that's all!

What I'm after...is a rule that will automatically rewrite

www.domain.com/items/items/filename.php?stuff=3

to

www.domain.com/items/filename.php?stuff=3

Long live google constantly crawling dead files!

Thanks

Help with a .htaccess rewrite problem

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