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Old 07-22-2008, 03:12 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Mod_rewrite, rules to be ignored.
How can I make certain rewriterule's ignore anothers?
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You can't. However, the rules descend from top to bottom, and does not continue further once a condition is found.


IE If condition 2 is encountered, 3 and 4 no longer are applied.

condition1
condtion2
condition3
condition4

You may be able to do some conditionals, but that seems ilke overkill for mod_rewrite
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