Function rewrite_path

Returns either the rewrite path or the plain, non-mod_rewrite path based on the mod_rewrite option. The given paths can start /with or without a slash, it doesn't matter.

IDEA: this function could be used to specially escape items in the rewrite chain, like the # character (a bug in mod_rewrite).

This is here because it's used in both template-functions.php and in the classes.

Package: core\functions\functions-basic
Located at functions-basic.php

Parameters summary
`string`	`$rewrite`	is the path to return if rewrite is enabled. (eg: "/myalbum")
`string`	`$plain`	is the path if rewrite is disabled (eg: "/?album=myalbum")
`boolean`	`$webpath = NULL`	host path to be prefixed. If "false" is passed you will get a localized "WEBPATH"

Return value summary
`string`	string

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Function rewrite_path