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I am using FallbackResource in the .htaccess file:

FallbackResource page.php

This is the only line I have in this file. When I type 

www.test.com/test/no-page

I get redirected to page.php indeed. So this work (where no-page in this example is a page that of course doesn't exist). And to double check, if I removed FallbackResource from the .htaccess file, then this case doesn't work (I get an Error 500).

Now when I do:

www.test.com/test/no-page/no-page-2

I get an Error 500?

Is there anything else I need to do, or check? What I need is to have any pages not found being redirected to page.php whatever the URL is.

EDIT

Also in this question URL rewriting with PHP, someone suggests that the syntax should be:

FallbackResource /page.php

Which is also what they say in the Apache documentation: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/current/mod/mod_dir.html#fallbackresource

In my case, it only works without the /. Could someone shed some light on this as well?

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