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Why not do this programmatically when you handle the query string parsing?
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Why not do this programmatically when you handle the query string parsing?

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It's all embedded in third party code which we can't tinker with &nbsp;- need to handle it on the way in with a mod rewrite or something.
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It's all embedded in third party code which we can't tinker with  - need to handle it on the way in with a mod rewrite or something.

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A user can arrive at our site passing various variables in the URL <br />
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e.g.<br />
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http://mysite.com/?func=search&term=blah&setting=enga<br />
or<br />
http://mysite.com/?func=search&setting=enga&term=blah<br />
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I want to be to be able to put a rewrite rule in that will take the value of &quot;setting&quot; and rewrite it to be &quot;engb&quot; regardless of where it is in string.<br />
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What would be the rewrite rule?
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A user can arrive at our site passing various variables in the URL 

e.g.

http://mysite.com/?func=search&term=blah&setting=enga
or
http://mysite.com/?func=search&setting=enga&term=blah

I want to be to be able to put a rewrite rule in that will take the value of "setting" and rewrite it to be "engb" regardless of where it is in string.

What would be the rewrite rule?

Apache rewrite

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