Uniko

you should put the second before the first if you want it to work.... or not using (.*) as regex but something like ([a-z-0-9]*) instead. That will remove the '/'...

if you do your statement in pure mysql (ie: using phpmyadmin per example), you'll find that the datas aren't updated. So it's not a problem with this library (if i...

> It's doesn't seems to work in my case, since everything is passing thru index.php (router) already, loading config, etc... within the htaccess file. Some conflics occurs. i may put...

I think I wasn't clear enough... I'm not talking about accessing a particular file within the /abc/ folder. 1. let's say i use the regex '/([a-z0-9-/]*)' on the root of...