rewriterule + image name

rewriterule + image name

am 06.12.2007 18:10:07 von pipe.jack

I need to rename a generic image to the name of the product that's
being viewed on the page:

/theme/images/fullProfile.gif to -> /theme/images/
productxxx.jpg

The productxxx.jpg image doesn't physically exist so I just need to
rename the generic one and still display the same image under
different name.

Thanks,
Jack

Re: rewriterule + image name

am 06.12.2007 19:02:11 von Erwin Moller

JackpipE wrote:
> I need to rename a generic image to the name of the product that's
> being viewed on the page:
>
> /theme/images/fullProfile.gif to -> /theme/images/
> productxxx.jpg
>
> The productxxx.jpg image doesn't physically exist so I just need to
> rename the generic one and still display the same image under
> different name.
>
> Thanks,
> Jack

Hi Jack,

I don't get it.
If the file doesn't exist, what is it excactly that you want to do?

If you need to rename a file: use rename:
http://nl3.php.net/manual/en/function.rename.php

Regards,
Erwin Moller

Re: rewriterule + image name

am 06.12.2007 20:15:02 von luiheidsgoeroe

On Thu, 06 Dec 2007 18:10:07 +0100, JackpipE wrote:
> I need to rename a generic image to the name of the product that's
> being viewed on the page:
>
> /theme/images/fullProfile.gif to -> /theme/images/
> productxxx.jpg
>
> The productxxx.jpg image doesn't physically exist so I just need to
> rename the generic one and still display the same image under
> different name.

It think you mean the reverse?
If a request for /theme/images/productxxx.jpg comes in, and doesn't exist,
serve fullProfile.gif?

Highly offtopic here, ask in for instance alt.apache.configuration (or one
of the many forums almost dedicated to mod_rewrite), or look at the manual
for RewriteCond and the -f switch.
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Rik Wasmus