i wanna add a rewrite rule to apache 2.2 .htaccess file that if the rest of the rewrite rules did not comply and if the url is not found, to redirect to a specific php file. how do i do that ?
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i wanna add a rewrite rule to apache 2.2 .htaccess file that if the rest of the rewrite rules did not comply and if the url is not found, to redirect to a specific php file. how do i do that ?
A simpler solution might be to set up a custom 404 error page. Add something like this to your httpd.conf file…
If you just want a “catch all” rule that will be used if nothing else is a match, try something like this…
This will need to be the last rule that apache finds though, as they are handled in the order they appear (as far as I know anyway…)