In Apache config file, there are some rules defines like below:<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>  RewriteRule   ^(Category)/([^/]+)/(.+)$     index.php?module=$1&id=$2&action=$3   [B,L,QSA]  RewriteRule   ^(Listing)/(.+)$              index.php?module=$1&id=$2             [B,L,QSA]  RewriteRule   ^([^/]+)/(.+)$                index.php?module=$1&action=$2         [B,L,QSA]  ...</IfModule>All this address http://web/foo/bar is internally translated (no redirects) into http://web/index.php?module=foo&id=bar: foo, bar are fed to index.php as params.Now I want to add a rule which translates http://web/api?key1=val1&key2=val2 to http://web/api/index.php?key1=val1&key2=val2 in a similar manner.I tried placing RewriteRule   ^(api)//?(.+)$   api/index.php?$2  [B,L,QSA] at top of all rules, restarted apache but http://web/api?foo=bar becomes http://web/api/?foo=bar (with extra / after api) in browser's address bar and the call is redirected to http://web/index.php (as it throws error from the file).How to change the RewriteRule to render http://web/api/index.php when request is made http://web/api?..?
Bypass all rules and redirect internally to another folder/file
apache;mod rewrite;configuration