7 replies to this topic

[coolaid]

quick question: how can i redirect a page in a directory, e.g. pstutorials/page.php to http://tutorials.scudworkz.com

now, the page.php is any page in the pstutorials/ folder. is it possible?

[Donna]

Have a look at

http://www.spoono.co...torial.php?id=3

[coolaid]

that would work except that i need to use htaccess because i plan on deleting the old files but don't want to break all the link-backs i have

[Hayden]

RedirectMatch permanent ^/path/to/file.html$ http://www.google.com

something like that?

[coolaid]

not that simple. lets say i have 3 files in dir/, so i have "dir/file1.htm", "dir/file2.htm", "dir/file3.htm".

i need a code that can redirect all three of those files to one directory without having to do it one by one.

i also need it so that "dir/file1.htm" doesn't redirect to "otherdir/file1.tm", i just need to to go to "otherdir/"

[Hayden]

RedirectMatch permanent ^/path/to/page([0-9-]+).html$ http://www.google.com

something like that to accept page1.html or any number?

Edited by SpatialVisionary, 25 June 2006 - 01:08 AM.

[rc69]

RedirectMatch permanent ^/(.+)/(.*)$ http://$1.scudworks.com

If either of Spatial's code's would work, then the above would be my best guess. I've never used the particular function in .htaccess that's being used, nor have i redirected to sub-domains before. So i can't honestly say this will work, but it's worth a shot.

[coolaid]

alright, it's all sorted out, heres what i was trying to do:

RedirectMatch permanent ^/ps_tutorials/(.*)$ http://tutorials.scudworkz.com/list/ps//

so thanks fellas.