Specific Rewriterule case for a URL

Question

I have a .htaccess rewriting Urls and a submenu being created dynamically and need one of these links to be opened in another URL/page other than the rest.

It’s like this:

RewriteRule conheca/(.+)/(.+)/$ conheca.php?id=$1&slug=$2

I need the specific case conheca/2/equipe-pastoral/ is directed to equipe-pastoral.php and not to the conheca.php, as is the case with the remaining Urls.

Using

RedirectMatch 301 conheca/2/equipe-pastoral/$ page_diferente.php

she managed to distinguish herself from the others but happens error 500 even the page_diferente.php existing.

Answer 1

Just put the specific rule for this page before the general rule, and use the [L] flag in the specific rule to indicate that after it, the following should be ignored.

See more about rewriterule and rewritecond in this matter:

Rewrite URL for "root" accesses but do not block access to sub-domains