Redirect GET variables to new directory.

[Anon]

I'd like to move my .php scripts to a different directory on my (Apache) server.

www.site.com/old/script.php?mode=10Z&type=g
www.site.com/new/script.php?mode=10Z&type=g

I attempted to use:
Redirect /old http://www.site.com/new

However, many of the scripts have been bookmarked with GET variables in them (see above). Is there a better way to do this so that the variables will not be lost?

// Mr. Greene

[amcgrath]

You could try creating a file called old.php (make sure you have MultiViews on) and have old.php read the info in and act accordningly.

Here's an example of how I do it:

requested url is www.site.com/erp/something/smethingelse/index.php

$url = $PATH_INFO;

$url_parts = explode("/",$url);
array_shift($url_parts);
$cnt = count($url_parts);

$module = $url_parts[$cnt - $cnt];
$script = $url_parts[$cnt - 1];
if (!$erp["modules"][$module]) {
$msg = message(500);
$web_page = "messagepage";
include(buildPage($web_page));
} else {
include($module . ".inc");

include($req_script);
}

[amcgrath]

Or, you could move old dir outta the way and make a symbolic link from old to new....