of course you do.
the code I gave you above takes in consideration future pages but if you know the page then you can use
Code:RewriteRule ^test/?$ test.php [L,NC] #L = last rule, NC = cAsE insensitive, /? with or without the trailing /
Do you need to use a RewriteCond?
I want to say when the server recieves "Test" to rewrite it as "test.php" but only for that one situation. I don't want it to apply for "Second Test"
of course you do.
the code I gave you above takes in consideration future pages but if you know the page then you can use
Code:RewriteRule ^test/?$ test.php [L,NC] #L = last rule, NC = cAsE insensitive, /? with or without the trailing /
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thanks a million that should do rightly