Hello, I'm totally new to using RegEx, but was able to successfully implement some "pretty urls" rewriting (http://www.roscripts.com/Pretty_URLs_-_a_guide_to_URL_rewriting-168.html) using RegEx.  But on another section of my website, eh...not so successful.

I've got a section on my site that connects to a database to pull up some info on some projects.  So for example, one page might look like this:

http://charlesrubinoff.com/work/?type=print&Id=optimism

where the variables TYPE and ID are in the url to pull up the appropriate resulting info.   So, the mod_rewrite stuff I put into the .htaccess is as follows:

RewriteEngine on
RewriteRule ^([^/\.]+)/?([^/\.]+)*/?$ index.php?type=$1&id=$2[NC,L]

so, for the example above, i should be able to enter http://charlesrubinoff.com/work/print/optimism and it'd pull  up the same page as http://charlesrubinoff.com/work/?type=print&Id=optimism, right?  well, it does.... kind of.

the first variable (type) and second (id) will always be some text strings, possibly involving numbers.  i admit, the rewriterule i have above is based on a google search, not me fully understanding how to write regex. 

a page comes up, but the images and project-specific info doesn't show.  the images linked to the database don't show, but also just a static image i have on that particular index.php doesn't show.    and if i just use the first variable, say http://charlesrubinoff.com/work/print, that works but not when i add the second, as in http://charlesrubinoff.com/work/print/optimism

i think it's just a matter of me coding the regex wrong, but hmm..... any ideas?

the above regex i'm using in another section (the About section on my site) and it works perfectly.