I have a URL in the form of:
https://example.com/subfolder1/subfolder2/page1.htm?cid=1234abcd

I have the following htaccess:

In an attempt to cache bust .css and .js files, and not wanting to go the query string route, I want to, via htaccess rewrite paths that start with “foo*/” to remove/ignore “foo*/” – the asterisk can be any number, as it will be the version.

In an attempt to cache bust .css and .js files, and not wanting to go the query string route, I want to, via htaccess rewrite paths that start with “foo*/” to remove/ignore “foo*/” – the asterisk can be any number, as it will be the version.

I’ve looked at other suggestions and answers but I cannot seem to get it working.

I’m trying to make sure a redirect rule doesn’t match if the file doesn’t exist. For example, example.com/blog should match if blog.php exists otherwise not. The problem is with a url like example.com/blog/a/test it matches example.com/blog.php and finds the file. It should’ve attempted to find blog/a/test.php.

I want the htaccess file to rewrite url to include .php extension in the url if the php file exists otherwise, leave it be for other rules to handle. For example:

Opening this link on my server:
https://www.example.come/url-thumbs?url=https%3A%2F%2Fmoodle.example.com%2Fcourse%2Fview.php%3Fid%3D369

I am trying to work out how to limit access to the site for all IPs, save one
but, at the same time, to allow full access to one dir and its subdirs.
Here’s what I am after (more like a dummy example):

I’m trying to redirect this kind of URL:
kod-rabatowy/groupon/1234
kod-rabatowy/groupon/12345