Does IIS have a feature like Apache's mo

Anon

Hi!

Although I used to work with Apache and PHP I'm kinda forced now to adopt my systems to IIS. Normally this shouldn't be a problem, since there is a php module for IIS. However I make extensive use of Apache's mod_rewrite module, not to redirect the user to another page, but to handle all requests within certains directories with one single PHP file.

Does anyone know if that's possible?

Thanks,
Matthias

Anon

Hi!

This would be also interesting for me, is there any solution ?

Thanks,
Robert

Anon

Hi,

I'm searching for a mod_rewrite too.

hiasl

it doesn't exist. iis sucks

Anon

That makes four of us.. I too use Apache by choice but need to roll out a version of our stuff on IIS now too 🙁
My only thoughts are to direct 404 errors to an encapsulating php script which then parses the URI and performs that appropriate includes, redirects, etc.. This method pretty much stinks though, so I'm still searching for a better alternative!!

Anon

Hi there!

There is a solution but you have to pay for it like for every windows stuff.

Have a look at http://www.qwerksoft.com/products/iisrewrite/IISRewriteDocumentation.htm

Best regards,
Frank

Anon

Ahh.. thanks, that product looks cool. We ended up just writing our own rewrite filter, as I look at it, it ended up quite similar to the one here.