Problem with images directory and /cat-name/ (this way)

[UnknownPlayer]

I have this .htaccess code:

RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule ^(kategorije|artikli)$ ./$1.php [L,QSA]
RewriteRule ^kategorije/(.*)/(.*)$ ./kategorije.php?q=$1/$2 [L,QSA]

 

Now when i go to:

http://localhost/freeoglasi/kategorije - all images works fine.. everything is good, and in js code i have function which set image src on place with folder images/plus.gif

But when i go to:

http://localhost/freeoglasi/kategorije/1/cars - all images on page works, when it is loaded, becouse i use full address + images/image-name.gif but in js i still use images/plus.gif and that doesnt work, so can i make exception for image files and foldes in mod_rewrite?

[cags]

RewriteCond's only apply to the RewriteRule directly following them, thus only your first rule applies if the files don't exist. The second rule will apply regardless of it's existence.

[UnknownPlayer]

But my address for images is now http://localhost/freeoglasi/kategorije/1/cars/images/plug.gif

and it need to be http://localhost/freeoglasi/images.plus.gif can i make rewrite to be disabled for image filder ?

[cags]

What do you mean that the address for your images is now "http://localhost/freeoglasi/kategorije/1/cars/images/plug.gif"? Do you mean that is the value that's in the src attribute of your image tag? If so then your problem isn't your rewrites directly it is your script, and you need to change the paths you are putting in the src attribute.

[UnknownPlayer]

Yes, i mean src attr at img tag, and image path in code is "images/plus.gif".

So, how do i need to put path ?

[cags]

assuming images is in your root... "/images/plus.gif"

[UnknownPlayer]

But when i am trying to test my code on my localhost "/images/plus.gif" does not work, is that becouse my folder is http://localhost/up/ ?

That is root of my code..

[cags]

Yes, it is.

[UnknownPlayer]

Ok thanks.. But can i use some other solution for this?

[cags]

Use a full URL, domain inclusive. A common solution in Frameworks is to set a variable / const at the start of your landing page using something along the lines of...

 

define('ROOT_URL', basedir(__FILE__));

 

Basically you need to store a value in root that's accessible from wherever you need to output a path.

[UnknownPlayer]

I use constant just like u wrote, but how can i use that constant in .js file ?

[cags]

You can't, without serving your js files with PHP. A simple solution would be to simply add them in a JS block in your document head as variables, these will then be available in your other scripts.

 

<script type="text/javascript">
var ROOT_URL = '<?php echo ROOT_URL; ?>';
</script>

[UnknownPlayer]

Thanks.. this is good..