Redirect on $args based on multiple params?

[Phillip B Oldham]

Maxim Dounin wrote:
> In 0.7.8+ you may use $arg_* variables for this, e.g.
>
>     location /myscript.php {
>         rewrite ^ /script/a/$arg_a/b/$arg_b/z/$arg_z? permanent;
>     }
>   
Ah, perfect!
> Note that this isn't exactly the same thing as the original one 
> since it doesn't actually test presence of the arguments.
>   
I'd still be able to wrap that rewrite in an if though, to test whether 
any of the params are there, wouldn't I?

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