I am trying to rewrite a URL with 1 fixed parameter.

• localhost/login
• localhost/signup

to

• localhost/account.php?action=log
• localhost/account.php?action=reg

it worked fine with this

RewriteRule ^login$ account.php?action=log [NC,L]
RewriteRule ^signup$ account.php?action=reg [NC,L]

but when I added Google oauth it returns a URL like this

localhost/login?code=.....

so I changed it to

RewriteRule ^login?(.*)$ account.php?action=log&code=$1 [NC,L]

but I couldn't get the code variable with $_GET['code'] and var_dump($_GET) returns array(2) { ["action"]=> string(3) "log" ["code"]=> string(0) "" }

CodePudding user response：

RewriteRule matches against the path component of the URL only, you can not check the query string with that, that would need a RewriteCond.

But you should not need anything in addition to the already existing ^login$ redirect - just add the QSA flag, so that the original query string gets merged with your existing one.

RewriteRule ^login$ account.php?action=log [QSA,NC,L]