A Problem With .htaccess And A Dynamic Menu

[milanello72]

Hello again!

I have a dynamic menu like this:

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Teams

-juventus id_team=1

-ac milan id_team=2

-napoli id_team=3

..

..

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I have on anchor for every team

<a href="'.$page.'/'.$id_team.'/'.$name.'.html">......</a>

In home page when I access a team I will go in the next page:

calcioitalia2/teams/2/A.C. Milan.html

 

And in this page on the dynamic menu I have the next path:

calcioitalia/teams/2/teams/3/Napoli.html

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So in the next page I have another "teams" and the old id_team (id=2 for AC Milan which was in the home page) and the "teams" and the current id_team (3 for Napoli) and the current name.

Obviously this page was not found on this server.

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How could i solve this problem?

In .htaccess i have:

RewriteRule ^([a-zA-Z0-9_-]+)/([0-9]+)/([a-zA-Z0-9.\s]+)/?.html$ index.php?page=$1&id_team=$2&name=$3

 

Must I change the .htaccess ??

Thank u very much!

Edited January 1, 2013 by milanello72

[iarp]

I'm fairly certain it's because you need to add a beginning slash to the href.

 

Otherwise the server will pick-up the links from the current folder it believes it's in.

 

Apache manages the url business, PHP thinks it's in a folder and because you're missing the slash, PHP will just append the new url to the current url.

 

<a href="'.$page.'/'.$id_team.'/'.$name.'.html">......</a>

most likely should be

<a href="/'.$page.'/'.$id_team.'/'.$name.'.html">......</a>

 

Now, if you're not in the root of the domain, but a subfolder, you will need to append the subfolders name along with the starting slash.

Edited January 2, 2013 by iarp

[milanello72]

It's perfect! Thank you very much!