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Htaccess – How to remove path without query string after last slash on url – Apache

I’d like to remove path without query string after last slash on url.

For example, there is a url:
https://www.example.com/example.php/fakepath/fakepath2/fakepath3?id=123

I want to add a rewrite rule in .htaccess file, and redirect origin url to this url:
https://www.example.com/example.php?id=123

Becasue I found this issue:

This is a correct url: http://www.twhappy.com/index.php?action=blog&category=6

If I add slash after index.php, the url will be http://www.twhappy.com/index.php/?action=blog&category=6

If I add fake path after index.php:

http://www.twhappy.com/index.php/?action=blog&category=6
http://www.twhappy.com/index.php/fakepath/?action=blog&category=6
http://www.twhappy.com/index.php/fakepath/fakepath2/fakepath3/?action=blog&category=6

These url can be visit after I added fake path.

So, I want a rewrite rule to redirect them to correct url.

Is there have any idea for this case?

Thanks you so much.

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  1. 0

    Please try:

    RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule ^example.php example.php/fakepath/fakepath2/fakepath3
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  2. 0

    UPDATED ANSWER

    Here’s a RedirectMatch rule from mod_alias that should strip any PATH_INFO from .php files. This should perform the redirect you’re after

    # .htaccess
RedirectMatch permanent "^(.*.php)/.*" "$1"

    Old answer(s) below

    You certainly don’t need mod_rewrite for this. Instead, enable AcceptPathInfo, eg

    # .htaccess
AcceptPathInfo On

    Then, requests for /example.php/fakepath/fakepath2/fakepath3?id=123 will resolve to example.php with

    var_dump($_GET);
var_dump($_SERVER['PATH_INFO']);

    producing

    array(1) {
  ["id"]=>
  int(123)
}
string(19) "/fakepath/fakepath2/fakepath3"

    Alternatively, if you don’t want to support URLs with PATH_INFO, you can turn it off with

    # .htaccess
AcceptPathInfo Off

    then requests for URLs that contain PATH_INFO will result in a 404.

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