I'm looking for a rewrite rule that will handle a request such as
js/mysite/jquery.somelibrary.js or
js/mysite/jquery.validate.js or
js/mysite/somejsfile.js
What I have written so far handles the last case
RewriteRule ^js/([a-z_]+)/([^\/.]+)\.js$ /site_specific_js.php?site=$1&file=$2 [QSA,L]
but on the first two, all that gets rewritten for the file is jquery and everything else gets ignored
Any help is appreciated.
All things is on te dot ([^\/.]+), just remove it
RewriteRule ^js/([a-z_]+)/([^\/]+)\.js$ /site_specific_js.php?site=$1&file=$2 [QSA,L]
or as in the $1
RewriteRule ^js/([a-z_]+)/([a-z0-9\.]+)\.js$ /site_specific_js.php?site=$1&file=$2 [NC,QSA,L]
In:
RewriteRule ^js/([a-z_]+)/([^\/.]+)\.js$ /site_specific_js.php?site=$1&file=$2 [QSA,L]
Let's look at the filename, which is the important part:
([^\/.]+)\.js
Escaping the forward-slash isn't needed, since we're not using delimiters in our regex. Indeed, you use / unescaped elsewhere.
([^/.]+)\.js
Let's break it down:
(
[^ # anything that's not:
/ # a forward slash, or
. # a period
]
+ # one or more times
)
\. # then a period
js # then "js"
Clearly, we can just remove . from the character class:
(
[^ # anything that's not:
/ # a forward slash
]
+ # one or more times
)
\. # then a period
js # then "js"
Ending up with:
RewriteRule ^js/([a-z_]+)/([^/]+)\.js$ /site_specific_js.php?site=$1&file=$2 [QSA,L]
