What the fuck is wrong with that redirect code ? Why it's not working Cred Forumsrothers... Looking for some help.
Redirect : test.com
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} (^|&)o=mv($|&)
RewriteRule ^dev/videos/action$ /dev/videos/action/views/? [L,R=301]
Other urls found in this thread:
domain.com
stackoverflow.com
twitter.com
Anyone ? I'm desperate for the help...
are you putting that in htaccess?
Yep
Let me try again...
More legs
give me an example of what an actual link is currently vs what you want it to be
Here they are
I was trying to redirect,
domain.com/dev/videos/action?o=mv
to
domain.com/dev/videos/action/views/
Sorting action videos with view counts, now script changed and i don't want to fuck my SEO, so i need to 301 old urls to new ones.
I got that part, but I'm assuming the string on the end changes, and you want to append it somehow to the 2nd url. Give me a real world example of what the start and end look like currently (doesn't need actual domain name or anything..)
Those are the real url's,
There are three string for each category,
?o=mv
?o=tr
?o=lg
Most stupid script i ever seen.
ohh shit, ok I see what you're getting at now - hang on a sec, researching...
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what should be at the end of /views based on your last example?
Nothing
if you're not passing the variable can you just make it simple then and redirect any traffic to /action ?
Google indexed ?o=mv and i'm getting almost all of my traffic from there.
Would put up with that face for that body.
ok i think I got it, standby...
I'm ready and waiting
give this a try...
RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{QUERY_STRING} ^o=([^&]+)
RewriteRule ^/dev/videos/action$ domain.com
But... But... what about other strings ? o=tr, lg etc..
that should pick them up regardless... hopefully:
I tried everything on that link but not worked :(
sorry man, might be an issue with your apache setup then - can't tell without seeing server logs or the like.
good luck though
more of her?