possibility to add simple mod_rewrite rule or other easy way?

[Thomas Lamprecht]

Hi,
I wanted to ask if it's possible to implement a basic RewriteRule in front of the XenForo Route class/engine?

Or if there is another easy way to get Rule like
RewriteRule ^threads/(\d+)-(\w+)$ threads/$2.$1 [R]
Working.

I tried adding a route class but not every format gets through to this class, sometimes a match function on a higher level succeeds and so the request gets redirected to / while loosing the whole path

Best regards,
Tom

 

[ThemeHouse]

Hi,
I wanted to ask if it's possible to implement a basic RewriteRule in front of the XenForo Route class/engine?

Or if there is another easy way to get Rule like
RewriteRule ^threads/(\d+)-(\w+)$ threads/$2.$1 [R]
Working.

I tried adding a route class but not every format gets through to this class, sometimes a match function on a higher level succeeds and so the request gets redirected to / while loosing the whole path

Best regards,
Tom

I think I may be missing what you're trying to do, but everything is being pointed at index.php by the rewrite included with XenForo. After that XenForo's router takes care of everything.

jake

 

[Thomas Lamprecht]

but everything is being pointed at index.php by the rewrite included with XenForo. After that XenForo's router takes care of everything.

Yes, I understood that, although I was suprised that the orginal query doesn't gets into the apache access log but only the already routed request, thanks.
I tried already to add a "Route Addon" which hooks into the route and does my match and replace, and it works sometimes but sometimes a match from higher order gets executed and my class won't get called, like I described in my post...

I tried adding a route class but not every format gets through to this class, sometimes a match function on a higher level succeeds and so the request gets redirected to / while loosing the whole path

Has anyone else had such a problem, or is there a more straight forward solution.

Regards,
Tom