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I have two Urls
http://localhost/odata/contact
They are different URL that lead to different . php files, so I did my htaccess:
RewriteRule ^entre-em-contato entre-em-contato.php
RewriteRule ^en antigo-en.php
But both Urls are leading to the archive antigo-en.php
I tried to reverse it like I read in that post:
RewriteRule ^en antigo-en.php
RewriteRule ^entre-em-contato entre-em-contato.php
But you’re still both redirecting to antigo-en.php
What to do?
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Your rule is not correct, you should mark the beginning using the character (^) and the end of the expression ($) as below:
RewriteRule ^odata/entre-em-contato$ entre-em-contato.php [L]
The expression above translating in broad lines says, that the url it contains after the domain that in your case is localhost, odata preceded by get-in-touch Was forwarded to the file at the root get-in-touch.php
RewriteRule ^odata/en$ antigo-en.php [L]
The url it contains odata preceded by en will be forwarded to the file at the root ancient-en.php
[L] is last, that is, in a list of conditions, the conditions below those with this flag will not be read.
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