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That worked great. Many thanks.
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I'm trying to redirect the following url:<br />
http://mydomain.com/samples_gallery.php?browse_by=subject&detail=11&nbsp;to this one:<br />
http://mydomain.com/gallery/subject/babies-kids<br />
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With the following code:<br />
RewriteRule ^samples_gallery.php$ /gallery/subject [L,R=301]<br />
RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} ^browse_by=subject&amp;detail=<wbr />11$<br />
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However, when done, I get the following url in response:<br />
http://mydomain.com/gallery/subject/babies-kids?browse_by=subject&detail=11<br />
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How to I make the condition to eliminate the dynamic part?<br />

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I'm trying to redirect the following url:
http://mydomain.com/samples_gallery.php?browse_by=subject&detail=11 to this one:
http://mydomain.com/gallery/subject/babies-kids

With the following code:
RewriteRule ^samples_gallery.php$ /gallery/subject [L,R=301]
RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} ^browse_by=subject&detail=11$

However, when done, I get the following url in response:
http://mydomain.com/gallery/subject/babies-kids?browse_by=subject&detail=11

How to I make the condition to eliminate the dynamic part?


Htaccess does not redirect dynamic part in url

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