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About a year ago I wrote a mod_rewrite in at sites htaccess file.  It was to call a page that queried the database based on a unite code that was assigned to a member.  If the member was assigned a code that was FL1001, the URL www.marketingteammates.com/FL1001 would bring up a page that quaried that member and displayed their database content.   In the users table of the site, it quaried the field webPageID and the information was called.  It called a page webpage.php that quaried the info.  The URL in the address bar still displayed www.marketingteammates.com/FL1001.  Here are the lines of code in the htaccess file.

RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule ^([A-Za-z])([A-Za-z])([0-9]+)$ /webpage.php?webPageID=$1$2$3 [NC,L]

I now have a second page completely different from the webpage.php.  It is a page storeNumber.php and would query a field storeNumberID.  This field could contain any kind of string such as Store#101, or mystore101, or #101 is my store.   I tried using the same rewite rule just replaceing the webpage.php and variable with storeNumber.php and $storeNumberID.   This doesn't work.  It also leads me to wonder if there can even be two different pages in the mod_rewrite.  How would it diferentiate one from the other.   Thanks for any help in advance.   Mike

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