Edit rewrite rule with mod_rewrite in a .htaccess

For this project the job has been done before but with a few less parameters. I am providing an existing working .htaccess file which should make your job a lot easier! Assume a website ([login to view URL]) with the following folder structure: .htaccess [login to view URL] /framework .htaccess [login to view URL] [login to view URL] [login to view URL] [login to view URL] /folder /subfolder .htaccess [login to view URL] [login to view URL] [login to view URL] /otherfolder /etc Take a look at the "framework" and "subFolder" folders. All the files in those folder are named according to a specific pattern: $randomName.$[login to view URL] [login to view URL] [login to view URL] etc. 19 different variables ($v1 - $v19) are past to those files through the URL and retrieved through PHP $_GET . For example: [login to view URL] [login to view URL] The names of the variables are always the same and always in the same order. Only the values change. And this is where you come into the picture: What I need is a .htaccess file with rewrite rules. This identical .htaccess file has to be able to be placed in any folder and still function. The .htaccess file will of course only affect the files in that same folder. So let's assume all files and .htaccess are moved from /folder/subfolder to /otherfolder: the .htaccess file and the re-writing has to still function. Here is the URL that will be requested in lets say the browser (1): [login to view URL]$randomName.$v1_$v2_$v3_$v4_$v5_$v6_$v7_$v8_$v9_$v10_$v11_$v12_$v13_$v14_$v15_$v16_$v17_$v18_$v19.$fileType In this is the URL that it has to be rewritten to (2): [login to view URL]$randomName.$[login to view URL]$v1&pT1=$v2&bT1=$v3&gT1=$v4&hT1=$v5&pT3=$v6&bT3=$v7&gT3=$v8&hT3=$v9&qT1=$v10&qT2=$v11&qT3=$v12&qT4=$v13&qT5=$v14&T1=$v15&T2=$v16&T3=$v17&T4=$v18&T5=$v19 Compared to the existing .htaccess file provided, the only difference is the addition of 3 variables: i=$v1 qT5=$v14 T5=$v19 Please notice: This is not a forwarding. URL (1) will be shown in the address bar, but URL (2) will be "what's actually happening".