[Rewrite Rule Help]

Your right sorry. Here is basically all the details. I am trying to write while passing two variables, a state abbreviation and a city name.

 

http://www.example.com/city/{stateAbreviation}{cityName}.html

 

to

 

http://www.example.com/{stateAbreviation}{cityName}.html

 

I am linking to http://www.example.com/city/{stateAbreviation}{cityName}.html from http://www.example.com/state/{stateAbreviation}.html

 

as http://www.example.com/{stateAbreviation}{cityName}.html but I am getting a 404.

 

Here is what I tried in my root htaccess of my domain but it didn't work. Should I try putting an htaccess in my city directory?

 

RewriteRule ^([A-Z]{2})/(.*)\.html /city/index.php?st=$1&id=$2 [L]

 

also tried

 

RewriteRule ^(.*)/(.*)\.html /city/index.php?st=$1&id=$2 [L]

[Rewrite Rule Help]

Hi,

 

I am going crazy over how to rewrite and hide a directory name in a URL. I am trying to rewrite the following:

 

domain.com/city/FL/Miami.html

 

to

 

domain.com/FL/Miami.html

[Getting Array values and using outside While loop]

I've been going crazy on how to figure this out. Kinda new to php. I'm trying to get array results outside of a while loop. Im basically trying to put my results into an array and then set those array values as a variable to use outside of while loop. Im trying to load addresses into a jquery plugin that plots multiple points. I wanted to get the addresses from DB then store in variable with the addresses and use that variable in my javascript.

 

$sql = "SELECT zip, state, city FROM $tbl_name WHERE state = 'value';
    $result = mysql_query($sql);
    while($row = mysql_fetch_array($result))
{
$zip = $row->zip;  
$state = $row->state;
$city = $row->city;

$newzip= $row['zip'];

$addresses = array(
    array("address"=>$newzip),
       );
}
echo $addresses;  <---would like to do something like that with all the values put in $addresses the array