将 History.js 与 mod_rewriting URL 一起使用
我的搜索页面位于 http://www.example.com/search_result.php，我将其 mod_rewriting 为 http://www.example.com/search-result 。
发生的情况是这样的：如果我重写的 URL 以 / 结尾，HTML4 浏览器就会进入无限 URL 循环，将字符串附加到 URL 末尾。如果没有，我会在 HTML5 浏览器中丢失 URL 的 search-result 部分，并且在语句中添加 "search-result/ 也会将其添加到 < code># 在 HTML4 浏览器中，
如果我更改基本标签，页面会在 /search-result/ 所以我完蛋了。
那么，我该如何解决这个问题？或者我应该寻找另一个库？有 RSH，但它自 2007 年以来就没有更新过......
I have a search page located at http://www.example.com/search_result.php, and I'm mod_rewriting it to be http://www.example.com/search-result.
Basically, I want to do what the History.js demo does - append an arbitrary string to the end of the URL (with a # if it's a HTML4 browser). The demo works great in my browser's - however, my site's <base> tag points to the root directory on all pages, and I think that's what's breaking my site's behaviour.
Here's what happens: If my rewritten URL ends with a /, HTML4 browsers go into an infinite URL loop of appending the string to the end of the URL. If it doesn't, I lose the search-result portion of my URL in HTML5 browsers, and adding "search-result/ to the statement also adds it after the # in HTML4 browsers.
And If I change the base tag, the page looks for its files (CSS, JS, images, everything) in the nonexistent directory of /search-result/. So I'm screwed.
So, how do I fix this? Or should I be looking for another library? There's RSH, but it hasn't been updated since 2007...
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您可以使用类似的方法从重写中排除特定目录吗？
Could you use something like this where you exclude specific directories from the rewrite?