Rewrite module in . htaccess [split by folder]

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Guys I have two folders, when I add the function it takes only the first, for example:

RewriteRule ^atacado/(.*)/(.*) atacado/index.php?estado=$1&cidade=$2 [NC,L]
RewriteRule ^mercado/(.*)/(.*) mercado/index.php?estado=$1&cidade=$2 [NC,L]

in html is like this:

/atacado/SP/São+Paulo
/mercado/SP/São+Paulo

when clicking on /wholesale works correctly, now when I click on MARKET the css breaks, becomes a crazy bagasse, I have checked the headers and they are all absolute. what could be?

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The CSS folder won’t work if you don’t make the correct notes, I recommend you try using the address in all Csss with / in the front, like this:

<link href="/css/estilo1.css">
<link href="/css/estilo2.css">
<link href="/css/estilo3.css">

Or absolute path:

<link href="http://site/css/estilo1.css">
<link href="http://site/css/estilo2.css">
<link href="http://site/css/estilo3.css">

Remember the CSS folder has to be outside the folder ./atacado, if you are inside you will be embarrassed when using the folder ./mercado, if you want to keep inside the folder ./atacado not working you can try to use the tag <base> within the ./mercado/index.php thus:

<html>
<head>
<base href="/atacado/">
...

Of course if you’re wearing one include ...; to add the header maybe it’s better to use the absolute path as I mentioned above.

It’s probably because you created a folder called ./atacado, note also that you added the folders in the rewrite

atacado/index.php?estado=$1&cidade=$2 [NC,L] <-- antes do index.php tem a pasta atacado
mercado/index.php?estado=$1&cidade=$2 [NC,L] <-- antes do index.php tem a pasta mercado

Probably the folder ./mercado or the file on ./mercado/index.php does not exist, I believe you actually want to point everything to index.php which is in the same folder as . htaccess, so the correct one would be:

RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule ^atacado/(.*)/(.*) index.php?estado=$1&cidade=$2 [NC,L]
RewriteRule ^mercado/(.*)/(.*) index.php?estado=$1&cidade=$2 [NC,L]

Now if you really want to point to a folder called market and to a folder called wholesale, then you should make sure that both exist and that they are in minuscule letters (if like-Unix), the structure expected by your .htaccess must be this:

./
├── .htaccess
├── atacado/
|    └── index.php
└── mercado/
     └── index.php

You should also check if there is no other . htaccess inside the "market" and "wholesale" folders and also check if you have not forgotten to add RewriteEngine On

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