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RewriteEngine On<br />
RewriteRule ^(.*newsletter/)(.*)\.html<wbr />$ $1$2/newsletter/$2\.html [L]<br />
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After this rule ....../newsletter/30/1.htm<wbr />l will be rewritten to ...../newsletter/30/1/news<wbr />letter/30/<wbr />1.html<br />
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Is that your expected
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RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule ^(.*newsletter/)(.*)\.html$ $1$2/newsletter/$2\.html [L]

After this rule ....../newsletter/30/1.html will be rewritten to ...../newsletter/30/1/newsletter/30/1.html

Is that your expected

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the old script used to show it as /newsletter/30/1.html<br />
but in the new script it shows as /newsletter/30/1<br />
without the html<br />
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so i would like people who go to /newsletter/30/1.html to see /newsletter/30/1 instead<br />
so that there are no 404 errors etc.
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the old script used to show it as /newsletter/30/1.html
but in the new script it shows as /newsletter/30/1
without the html

so i would like people who go to /newsletter/30/1.html to see /newsletter/30/1 instead
so that there are no 404 errors etc.

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sorry i worked out that it was a routing issue with zend framework. thanks for your help though
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sorry i worked out that it was a routing issue with zend framework. thanks for your help though

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I'm trying to rewrite /newsletter/30/1.html so that it shows the page of /newsletter/30/1<br />
/newsletter/30/2.html so that it shows the page of /newsletter/30/2<br />
I tried this but had no luck.<br />
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RewriteEngine On<br />
RewriteRule ^newsletter/([^/]*)/([^/]*<wbr />)\.html$ /newsletter/$1/$2 [L]
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I'm trying to rewrite /newsletter/30/1.html so that it shows the page of /newsletter/30/1
/newsletter/30/2.html so that it shows the page of /newsletter/30/2
I tried this but had no luck.

RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule ^newsletter/([^/]*)/([^/]*)\.html$ /newsletter/$1/$2 [L]

Mod rewrite

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