mod_rewrite

[Matt]

Its installed. It is news to me (or I have forgotten) that it would appear in php.info unless those sites are referring to people that have Apache loaded as a module and not a CGI. We have our PHP loaded as a CGI....

Either that or possibly another OS or custom PHP I suppose I'd have to research it some more....

The second quote is wrong because if you search for "rewrite" you would also come up with url_rewriter.tags

However, the point being to try adding some rewrite rules to your .htaccess file and you will see that the rewrite engine is enabled.

[jmarcv]

You will note that in phpinfo, the section on Apache Modules is blank, which is where one would usually see that the rewrite module is loaded. However, It is easily verified as Matt said by actually trying it.

I just tried this on my site, and it redirects ANY request to the image specified.

RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteRule ^(.*) http://www.sellersourcebook.com/memb...ch/deleted.jpg

[soulbadguy]

oh, thanks for telling me about that. I have to say you guys are very fast with replying. thanks again.