: How to redirect a URL without a query string to a URL with a query string? I've looked around for the answer to my question but only to be confused even more. I'm hoping somebody can help

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No particular trickery is required. Using mod_rewrite in .htaccess:

RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule ^ecommerce/cabinets/aluminium_cabinets$ /products/cabinets/?types[]=illuminated-aluminium-cabinets&types[]=non-illuminated-aluminium-cabinets [R,L]


Apache will escape (percent encode) the square brackets ([ and ]) by default, which are not strictly allowed unencoded in this context in the URL. (This won't affect reading the URL parameters using PHP's $_GET array.)

This is a temporary (302) redirect. To make it permanent, change R to R=301. Alternatively, to make it an internal rewrite, simply remove the R flag.

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