Apache and IIS each have their own pseudo-static operation methods. So, do you need to use pseudo-static for PHP programs in Servers2003_IIS? Install the rewrite plug-in package.
1. Download the rewrite plug-in package. Generally, it must contain httpd.ini and Rewrite.dll, as shown in the picture:
2. It is generally recommended to place the pseudo-static package in the root directory of the website, then right-click on the website that requires pseudo-static and select Properties , as shown in the figure: , find the ISAPI filter, and add rewrite .dll, close IIS and then open it again, the priority becomes high, as shown in the figure: , indicating that the installation was successful.
3. Open httpd.ini and start configuring pseudo-static
Copy the code The code is as follows:
[ISAPI_Rewrite]
# 3600 = 1 hour
CacheClockRate 3600
RepeatLimit 32
# Protect httpd.ini and httpd.parse.errors files
# from accessing through HTTP
# =====The above is the default code and it is recommended not to change it. # is a comment =====
Copy the code The code is as follows:
#RewriteRule --Pseudo-static editing
#^/ Prefixed with domain name
#/$ Until here
#/ --Pseudo-static-- --Suffix--
RewriteRule ^/webiste/$ /webiste/index.php
#([a-z]+) --Regular expression
#A () represents a $number
#(/?) -- means/dispensable
RewriteRule ^/webiste/([a-z]+)(/?)$ /webiste/$1
4. Pseudo-static is updated in real time, so real-time testing can be done.
PS:([a-z0-9]+),(/page?)([a-z0-9]+)(/?)
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