Yes we did

This code had to be added at the top of the affect pages

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if (isset($_SERVER['HTTP_X_REWRITE_URL']))
{
$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] = $_SERVER['HTTP_X_REWRITE_URL'];
}


Everything seems to be better at http://www.starstyleinc.com

So I guess that my above post is irrelevant. Sorry, I did not even know that windows server could run a .htaccess file. You could still try to use an httpd.ini instead, or ask where isapi_rewrite is supported. The .htaccess is available by using ISAPI Rewrite. It functions just as this does on Apac...

dcz wrote:mm, windows server can really be a pain, could you post your httpd.ini here ?
Or do you only use an .htaccess ?

Only the .htaccess is being used

Thanks

Try to drop : # FORUM PROTECTION RULE RewriteRule ^[a-z0-9_-]+/([^/]+\.html)$ /index.php [R=301,NC,L] It's not useful with the zero dupe anyway, and could be the guilty one here. Now, I'm surprised to see that you did not have to tweak your rewriterules more than that, I have few experience with is...

We have a site we are moving from a Linux server to a Windows Server. We are also changing the domain name of the site Everything seems to be working on the linux server but when moving to the windows server ran into some problems 1st - since URL rewrite was being used on Linux - needed to have this...

We have a site we are moving from a Linux server to a Windows Server. We are also changing the domain name of the site Everything seems to be working on the linux server but when moving to the windows server ran into some problems 1st - since URL rewrite was being used on Linux - needed to have this...