PHP rewrite rewrite settings (support Chinese parameters) _win Server in IIS Environment

In the site root directory, add:

Web.config:

<?xml version= "1.0" encoding= "utf-8″?>
<configuration>
  <system.webServer>
    < rewrite>
     <rules>
      <rule name= "Cnurl" stopprocessing= "true" > "<match url=
       "!^ (index\. Php|images|assets|robots\.txt) "/> <action type= Rewrite" url= "cnurl.php"/>
      </rule>
      <rule name= "Default" patternsyntax= "wildcard" >
       <match url= "*"/>
        <conditions>
         <add input= "{request_filename}" matchtype= "Isfile" negate= "true"/> <add "
         {input=}" Matchtype= "Isdirectory" negate= "true"/>
        </conditions>
       <action type= "Rewrite" url= "index.php" "/>
      </rule>
     </rules>
    </rewrite>
  </system.webServer>
</ Configuration>

cnurl.php:

<?php if (isset ($_server[' Http_x_original_url ')) {//IIS mod-rewrite $_server[' request_uri '] = $_server[' HTTP_X_
Original_url ']; else if (isset ($_server[' Http_x_rewrite_url ')) {//IIS isapi_rewrite $_server[' request_uri '] = $_server[' http_x_re
Write_url ']; else {//use Orig_path_info if there no Path_info (!isset ($_server[' path_info ')) && isset ($_server[' ORIG
  _path_info ']) && ($_server[' path_info '] = $_server[' orig_path_info ')); Some IIS + PHP configurations puts the script-name in the Path-info (No need to append it twice) if (Isset ' Path_info ']) {($_server[' path_info '] = = $_server[' Script_name '])? ($_server[' request_uri '] = $_server[' Path_info ']): ($_server[' request_uri '] = $_server[' Script_name ']. $_SERVER['
  Path_info ']); }//Append the query string if it exists and isn ' t null (isset ($_server[' query_string ')) &&!empty ($_server[' Query_string ']) && ($_server[' Request_uri '). = '? '. $_server[' QUERy_string ']); } require ("index.php");

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